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What causes sudden erectile dysfunction?
by Jason781, Jun 23, 2009 05:11AM
I'm a 23-year-old guy who isn't sexually active (I know, I know), but I do masturbate regularly. Up until a few weeks ago I was getting erections every five minutes, and even after ejaculating, I would be hard again within minutes. Today, however, I was looking at pornography on the Internet and no matter how much of it I saw, I couldn't get an erection. I've been masturbating more frequently lately, due to boredom, and I was wondering whether that might cause it. I've also noticed that the veins on my penis look a lot darker than they used to, which I'm guessing might indicate a blood flow problem. I just can't understand how it happened so suddenly. Will it get better on its own, or do I need to see a doctor?
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I'm sure there's nothing wrong with you. It's perfectly normal to fail every now and then or go through periods of lower libido; ED only refers to the PERSISTENT inability to obtain or maintain a penile erection. Anyway, if the situation persists, don't be afraid to go see a doctor (urologist), but, again, I'm sure you won't need it.