dear friend, i do t agree with some of the opinions.
i have been giving herbal medicines to all such guys of your age group who feel lack of erection or strength in penis , most of them(99%) responded well to the medicine . i never use a herb that works on mental level as such , that is no psyco somatic healing.
infact sexual problems r rarely psycological. this statement is something contarary to conventional thinking. just relax and try to find out reason.why there is lack of strenth. just lie down on bed and breath seeply and slowly try to fill the abdomen while you inhale. just close your eyes for 5 minutes and feel more light hearty and confident.
note that filling of abdomen with air during inhalation is something taht will help improve circulation in genital reason this will alsohelp improving erection .(if practised for a few days. for further help or assitance regarding medicine you can contact me.
drjai india.
http://suferringfrommaleimpotence.blogspot.com/
Good luck to you. Check back in with us if you'd like. We care. Dr. J
Thank you for taking the time to reply Doctor and of course you offer good advice. I'll make an appointment with a urologist and take it from there, I need to move past this as you say.
I greatly appreciate the replies.
Thank you
Hello again.
You're doing yourself a disservice by comparing yourself to "most guys." There's that performance pressure again! You're not them; you're you--your own unique self. You are who you are. Please realize that everyone is different, and that one of our tasks in life is to discover just who we are, make our peace with that and get on with the business of being happy. Once again, I suggest that you see a urologist for a complete work-up to rule out any serious physical condition. Once you know a bit more about your unique physiology, you can make your peace with it and get on with having a great sex life. Dr. J
Dear Doctor J,
I really appreciate the time you have taken to reply, and it is helpful and I agree that a significant portion of this is anxiety based and each time it happen the cycle of anxiety is only increased ! However I think the main point I was trying to make was missed in that I've never had the ability to maintain an erection strong enough to penetrate for any significant duration. With me a penatrative strength erection is relatively momentary and always has been whether masturbating or with a partner.
Most guys get hard on at the start of a sexual session and are able to maintain it right through until completion. Not to be indelicate, I am bisexual and so I know this from pratical personal experience with guys.
I have not seen a urologist but my doctor did have an ultrasound carried out and stated there were no physical problems he could find.
Again I appreciate the time taken to reply and any practical guidance is gratefully received.
Thank You
Hi there.
The key here is that you state that you have no problems with orgasm and erection during self-pleasuring. This tells us that your anxiety and worrying is hindering your ability to relax and enjoy partner sex. As you said, it becomes too much like work, so you avoid it.
You’ve also raised an important point to share with other men: that Viagra and Cialis only work on your plumbing; they don’t help with your THOUGHTS and emotions. That’s where you come in.
I’m noticing that you use words like “acceptable erections” and “penetration strength.” I know it’s very difficult not to think of sex as performance because everything you read and hear tells you otherwise.
Men receive so many messages that sex is about performance and pleasing a partner, rather than just enjoying the pleasure of it. Everything is goal-oriented—like a football game.
The more you think of sex as being about performance, the more worries you'll have. If you're stressed, then you worry even more. And this can be a vicious circle. For most of us, sex is about fun and pleasure. If you think of it as performance, or a “job,” you set yourself for a stressful experience. Remember: Performance can be the enemy of pleasure and fun. When you’re self-pleasuring, you’re relaxed; thus everything is easier.
I have no idea about any physiological condition you have that’s affecting blood flow to your penis. I wonder if you’ve seen a urologist who specializes in this issue? If not, I hope you’ll consider it.
Whatever physical condition you have, you can have a great sex life if you’ll stop putting this performance pressure on yourself. Many women aren’t that concerned with p-v sex as the end-all/be-all anyway. Learn to relax with a partner, experiment with non-penetrative sex (e.g., oral and manual stimulation), discover what feels good for you, and watch a whole new world open up. Good luck. Dr. J