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Can't get a full erection
by jason624, Jan 22, 2008 02:25AM
Hi, I'm 24 years old. I started having the following problem about 1 year ago. I've been using Albuterol (fast acting asthma inhaler) about and around the same time my sexual problems began.
I get erections but when I do they don't last long enough, or sometimes when I do get an erection, it's not firm enough to penetrate. Please help. Could it be linked in anyway with the Albuterol?
Is there anything I can do to improve my odds in achieving a firmer and longer erections?
Many, Many Thanks in Advance,
Jason
I get erections but when I do they don't last long enough, or sometimes when I do get an erection, it's not firm enough to penetrate. Please help. Could it be linked in anyway with the Albuterol?
Is there anything I can do to improve my odds in achieving a firmer and longer erections?
Many, Many Thanks in Advance,
Jason
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Erectile process is quite complex and a lot of factors ( chemical and structural ) come into play.Albuterol may not be directly involved here. For erectile problems, both physical and psychological factors have to be considered. Does this happen more than 25% of the time? Are there any night time erections? Any issues or problems lately?
To be sure you may want to discuss this with your physician. Underlying disorders like hypertension and hormonal problems may contribute.