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Maintaining Erection

Hey guys,

It's been a year and a half since my surgery and I have lost a lot of weight, but seem to have an issue with maintaining an erection...

The sex drive is better but yet i find problems keeping a hard on, don't know if losing muscle could be a reason..

Would like to hear your opinions /advice

Thanks fellas

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  • I would say this is a good question to take to a Dr. There are a lot of potential causes. Blood pressure, testosterone, medications, and of course mental issues. Ill be straight up honest I had a shor

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    Did you have issues prior to weight loss?

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I would say this is a good question to take to a Dr. There are a lot of potential causes. Blood pressure, testosterone, medications, and of course mental issues. Ill be straight up honest I had a short bout with this. I was also having dizziness. It ended up being that I had lost enough weight that my blood pressure had improved and my blood pressure meds were making my blood pressure too low. My Dr. took me off and I have been 100% better.

  • 6 months later...

Talk to your doc. It's not a muscle thing at all, it's a pressure and valve thing. I had some issues for a bit with the meds I was on, once I got off all of them, no issues.

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