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Can smoking medical marijaua lead to erectile dysfunction?
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Possibly: One of the many effects of marijuana is erectile dysfunction, whether smoked recreationally or medically.
Answered 11/26/2013
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Yes: Marijuana use, prescribed or otherwise, can lead to higher estrogen levels, lower testosterone levels and testicular shrinkage which all may contribute to erectile problems.
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