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No morning errection
My age is 36 yrs. From last 5-6 months, I have stopped getting morning errection, and also lost random errection. When I get my blood pressure checked, it was around 144/95. Seems, my blood pressure had been higher. After full body check up, cholesterol and lipid profile was also higher. I am unmarried.
My worry is "has I lost the morning errection forever" or will I get that back. I have started brisk walking for controlling my high BP. Will I get back the morning errection? Kindly suggest some medication if needed, as I am worried if my married life or sex life will be affected.
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Take ayurvedic medicine..
To get rid of this problem permanently..
Erection will remain hard..
To enjoy sexual activity completely for 30to40 minutes..
To increase stamina for sexual activity..
To be sexually fit completely..
To satisfy your partner completely..
To enjoy happily married life completely
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