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Precum related erectile dysfunction? Possible new type of premature ejaculation?

Hello, I'm a 25 years old male. I have been suffering from ED for about 8 months, since I met my current girlfriend. Before that, I had almost never had contact with females and I had been masturbating for about 10 years.
I think my penis can't stay hard because of pre ***. Whenever I start kissing her, most of the times I immediately have an erection. After some minutes, after precum is emitted the penis goes down and becomes at max semi flaccid, but it keeps emitting precum.

I tried to test it even in a masturbation scenario. I started masturbating, and when precum started to come out, erection immediately slightly lost quality (just very slightly). If I stopped and tried to regain erection with porn after some minutes, it was a bit more difficult to achieve erection, and my penis felt "tired" and porn "less interesting", exactly like I had orgasmed.

The same thing happens with my girlfriend, but on a much grievous fashion. Precum comes out much more quickly and in much more quantity compared to a masturbation with porn scenario. It's like some kind of premature ejaculation. After some minutes my penis felt "tired" despite not having done anything other than emitting precum.

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I read online that your body can "mistake" precum emission for a full blown orgasm. And I feel like this is exactly what's happening. I believe there is some kind of psychological component, since maybe my girlfriend can't turn me on like a porn would do, despite the fact I get much quicker erections when I start making out with my girlfriend (not always) compared to erections with porn.

Is there a way to "regulate" pre *** emission? Maybe I should treat it like premature ejaculation?
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