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My husband ejaculate only once and he won't have an erection until the next day or so.is this normal?
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Refractory Period: This is normal. The "refractory period" is the time between climax and obtaining another erection. This interval gradually increases with age and is quite variable between individuals. A 17 year-old may have a refractory period of 10 minutes (or even zero), while a 70-year old man may take several days to be able to have another erection.
Answered 9/15/2016
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