Hi
I was in relation since 2011 to 2016. I was good and very active person . I used to get very strong erection at any point of the day.
However I had a relation break up and also was in depression few months for which I took anti depressants tablets for 6 months.
Then I was better and normal , also discontinued the anti depressants tablets.
I also work as IT professionals, due which I have mild backaches due to my job nature (sitting for hours). But its mild pain.
Now my issue is
1.I dont get erection consistently daily morning,which I used to get 3 years ago.
2. When I'm having sex, my erection doesn't sustain or softens (or I can say maybe the erection reduces) if I stop for few seconds or change position from missionary.
Please advise.
Thanks
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Erectile Dysfunction(E.D) Occurs when a man can't get or keep an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse and not able to penetrate.
There are many factors which leads to erectile dysfunction like- low Testosterone levels, Diabetes, weakness in core muscles, low blood flow in viens of your reproductive organ, sedentary lifestyle and last but not the least high stress levels, etc.
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