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Erectile dysfunction is a natural part of growing old isn't it?
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Yes: Erectile dysfunction is a normal process of aging. Many studies have showen that erectile dysfunction begins early in age around 30 to 40 years old. There may be multiple factors causing the problem and an evaluation by your urologist may help identify a treatable cause.
Answered 1/7/2018
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Yes ,: However, now there are a lot of potential treatments for it.
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