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Erection problem during intercourse
Erection problem,
Unable to insert penis due to loosing of erection during sexual intercourse.
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Dr.Kuldeep Verma, MBBS
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many reasons
depresion anxity
any stress tension pressure about ur perfoamnce or satisfy partner
low sex hormone.
low blood flow
diabets BP cholesterol levels.
i need more information about your problen as mastubation history ETC for proper assessment
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You seem to be suffering from performance Anxiety. Due to overthinking about your ability to satisfy your partner, your performance goes down, because sex is a mind game, needs to be done under relaxed state, not under any pressure or tension.
Next Steps
Whenever you go for sex, tell your partner that you are not going to put your penis inside, you are just going to enjoy foreplay. You can do foreplay for 15- 20 mins, whenever you feel enough confident, you can put it inside
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