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Subject:
Youth Impotence?
Category: Health > Men's Health Asked by: tiptronik-ga List Price: $3.00 |
Posted:
30 Jan 2006 16:52 PST
Expires: 01 Mar 2006 16:52 PST Question ID: 439435 |
Hi. My name's Kevin and just turned 19 years old. I began masturbating 2 or 3 times a week when I was 12, but about 2 years ago I started doing it 1-2 times a day. Over the past year I've been considerably sexually active and I've noticed a series of things that I'm truly concerned about: Weak and short-lasting erections, seminal leakage without erection prior to sexual intercourse, pain in lower-back, decrease in sex drive, and hair-loss. I looked on the internet and I was surprised to find all of these symptoms listed in the Herballove website. The website provides an explanation about the chemistry of this problem and of course suggests the purchase of their product. I know the main purpose of websites like this is making money so I decided to keep looking for more information but unfortunatelly I didn't find anything that would give a reliable answer to my question. Some resources claim that masturbation is healthy and has no side effects, however I can't fully agree on that. My sex-life is going down! I'm embarrased about my lousy performance in bed and not being able to please my partner, and myself of couse. I would like to find out more about this issue, preferably from reliable medical or scientific resources. I've heard about youth impotence...could this be my problem? |
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Re: Youth Impotence?
From: baz2121-ga on 31 Jan 2006 22:36 PST |
Hi, First of all, what you've read from those sources are correct. NO harm can come from masturbation unless you're doing it in some violent/physically abusive manner, no matter how many times you do it a day. One problem at a time - seminal leakage prior to intercourse will need some clarification. If you are being stimulated/aroused (or erect) during the leakage prior to intercourse this is known as pre-ejaculate and is perfectly normal. This acts as a lube effect before your body is ready to have sex. If this is occuring with NO stimulation at all, then see a doctor immediately. Being impotent and premature ejaculate isn't a major problem, this happens to a surprising number of men. There a few clinics around that can help with these sorts of problems, and a quick search on the internet should bring up sex clinics in your area. Experience and learning self-control also helps a lot believe it or not :) Being able to use mental images to control how long you can last before ejaculating is a good method. ie: Thinking about something non-sexual before orgasm can help, masturbating beforehand can help, etc. The back pain, hair loss and loss of libido seems problematic. These symptoms (not so much the back pain - only in rare cases) can point to a fall in testosterone levels. See your doctor about this ASAP. Hope this helps, Baz :) |
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Re: Youth Impotence?
From: baz2121-ga on 31 Jan 2006 22:39 PST |
Also, (forgot to add this in) the hair loss could be a genetic cause or stress-related. Baz |
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Re: Youth Impotence?
From: ccollier-ga on 10 Feb 2006 05:31 PST |
What happens if these symptoms persist despite a high testosterone level? |
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Re: Youth Impotence?
From: baz2121-ga on 17 Feb 2006 22:54 PST |
Hi, If your testosterone levels are normal or high, hair loss can occur. Another major cause of hairloss (besides low testosterone) is when a by-product of normal testosterone metabolism, DHT, attacks hair follicles. This only happens mainly in older age ie is why old men lose their hair. There are drugs available for this, and I would recommend you speak to your doc about whch is right for you, one of the bigger ones is called Propecia. This isn't without its side-effects, which include impotence and loss of libido. In regards to your previous mention of back pain and loss of libido, they don't match a high testosterone level. Loss of libido, when hormone-related, only occurs in lower testosterone levels. Have you considered you might be depressed? This can cause lower libido and premature ejaculation. The back pain could be completely unrelated. Hope this helped a bit, but the only you'll be able to get a proper and full answer is to go to your doctor. It might seem embarassing, but these things don't phase doctors at all, they see it everyday so don't worry! Baz :) |
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Re: Youth Impotence?
From: myoarin-ga on 18 Feb 2006 09:51 PST |
Hi Kevin, Since your question returned, I'll venture to mention a couple of things. If you think masturbation may have side effects (not hair loss), it may, for you. As someone mentioned on a related question, you can do things different than what happens in intercourse, maybe desensitizing yourself. Another point is that worries about performance are often self-fulfilling. And finally, perhaps now that the initial thrill has worn off, maybe just having sex because it's available (IF that is the case), is bothering you a little, which can also upset performance. All the best, Myoarin |
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Re: Youth Impotence?
From: nemo1986-ga on 06 Mar 2006 21:00 PST |
i've been suffering from something almost identical...the difference is that I was masturbating about 5-6 times a day. I think it does make a difference. It does cause more pre-cum, it takes slightly longer to become aroused, you orgasm faster and at times you may not be even be able to draw an erection. Just stop doing it for a week and see if it makes a difference. It did for me. |
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Re: Youth Impotence?
From: lookdownonme-ga on 07 May 2006 08:24 PDT |
Kevin. I've been having the exact same problem and have been desperately searching for some solution to the problem. Have you noticed an improvement at all since you posted your question? |
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