A member asked:

Why do men loose there erection strength/quality as they age?

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Dr. Kevin Carr answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Multiple factors...: Lower testosterone, lower nitric oxide levels, and probable vascular hardening/dysfunction--all occur with age. With age, your "north pointing flag" begins pointing a bit more southerly due to declines in the above. In animal studies, removal of testicles (lowering of testosterone) results in impaired erections. Testosterone replacement reverses this. Testosterone levels lower with age.

Answered 1/8/2016

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Dr. Charles Gordon answered

Specializes in Adolescent Medicine

Normal: Probably nature's way of telling us that we've had our chance. Now make way for the next generation. Read Charles Darwin's works and Stephen J Gould's work's.

Answered 3/28/2016

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