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What is the cause of my less-than erections?
Hello,
I am 28 yr old , average build, health-concious guy. For the past year I've noticed my erection isn't what it used to be. It was almost as if overnight my erections went down to 80% of what it was, and the moment I stop touching my penis, it immediately starts towards flaccid. While masturbating, I've also noticed that pre-ejaculation fluid flows out easier than it ever has, causing erection to be lost. In general, my penis and testicles seem shriveled and smaller, and feel almost numb when flaccid. Everything feels retracted and having less sensation when touched, not just because it is flaccid but like there is less feeling. Not sure if it's of any important but I also had a molluscum infection in the groin area occur around the same time I noticed the erection issues. Any ideas what is going on?
I am 28 yr old , average build, health-concious guy. For the past year I've noticed my erection isn't what it used to be. It was almost as if overnight my erections went down to 80% of what it was, and the moment I stop touching my penis, it immediately starts towards flaccid. While masturbating, I've also noticed that pre-ejaculation fluid flows out easier than it ever has, causing erection to be lost. In general, my penis and testicles seem shriveled and smaller, and feel almost numb when flaccid. Everything feels retracted and having less sensation when touched, not just because it is flaccid but like there is less feeling. Not sure if it's of any important but I also had a molluscum infection in the groin area occur around the same time I noticed the erection issues. Any ideas what is going on?
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