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Regarding morning wood
I'm working out in the gym from about 1 year so i consider taking some supplements like multivitamin and fish oil but i have noticed than whenever i take them there something wrong with my body i can't get it as hard as before and i don't get morning erections any more . So i stop taking those for a while but it's almost a month and the frequency of morning erections is still very less . Was there some problem with those supplements or the problem can be something else
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Erection occur psychological due to hormones so don't worry
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Dr. Merlin
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Chat online ll guide you with some medication for benefits.
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Dr. Sunil Kumar Dwivedi
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16 yrs exp
Delhi
Stop multivitamin based supplement
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Dr. Mukesh Budhwani
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20 yrs exp
Pune
Hello ,
Normally multivitamins doesn’t have any kind of side effects unless taken for long time .
Did u take any kind of Whey protein.
Are you vegetarian / Non Veg
How much liquids you drink daily ?
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Reduce intake of junk food
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