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Do erections return after stopping smoking ?
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Need workup: If you're not getting erections at age 43, the problem isn't smoking. Your physician can work you up with a good history, physical exam, medication review ; a few labs. Two common causes in men your age that are often missed are prolactinoma and hemochromatosis.
Answered 10/7/2018
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