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weak erction

ive been using viagra for the past 2 months and didnt want to depend on it so i stopped. now i have stopped my erections are weak. I also have a slight numb feeling in my right testicle. i went the doctors because of the testicle numbness and i had my urine and blood tests come back as all clear. will i eventually get my full erections back? is my penis still depending on the viagra and if so how long till it doesnt? im only 26 and only used viagra to perform well with my new girlfriend.
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365850 tn?1207696606
Hello, no problem, 'tis a pleasure.

Eeeek, sorry pal, I can't say!  I just made a kind of educated guess, having once been an amphetamine user myself (that stuff effects your sexual health, which is why I felt entitled to comment).  You'd best ask your doctor about that one!

Maybe someone else will drop a comment, someone who knows!
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thanks newdude for your comments. i know your not a doctor but how long before the penis gets back to normal.
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365850 tn?1207696606
I think it's a good idea that you stopped with the Viagra, and yes I think that your penis may be readjusting.  Try some exercise, mild stimulant or aphrodisiacs to get yourself turned on... that may help.

I am no doctor, though, so try and find a professional opinion.
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