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I think smoking has affected my erection strength what can i do to correct this?
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Smoking and Erection: I am sure this will not come as a surpass, but please quit smoking. I cannot give you any more accurate health information since your question does not include any other facts about your health or your sexual history. But, yes, smoking damages the blood vessels in the body and those in the penis are very sensitive.
Answered 6/22/2013
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