Hey
Ive had this boner for over a week now - seriously - and it won't go away.
It started last saturday nite when i was masturbatin. Nothin was wrong, it just hasnt gone away since!!
Help is much appreciated - ive tried like everything and nothin works. Its becoming seriously embarassin, especially wen i have to wear shorts or nothing at all. I play rugby 3 times a week, and its really obvious when im playin. Its even worse wen i have to take a shower after the game....
Help me plz!!
I'm 15, and my penis is around 7 inches long when errect (see why its so obvious!).
Thanks!
George
Ive had this boner for over a week now - seriously - and it won't go away.
It started last saturday nite when i was masturbatin. Nothin was wrong, it just hasnt gone away since!!
Help is much appreciated - ive tried like everything and nothin works. Its becoming seriously embarassin, especially wen i have to wear shorts or nothing at all. I play rugby 3 times a week, and its really obvious when im playin. Its even worse wen i have to take a shower after the game....
Help me plz!!
I'm 15, and my penis is around 7 inches long when errect (see why its so obvious!).
Thanks!
George
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HI, i AM AVI AND MARRIED RECENTLY I HAVE PROBLEM OF TAKE LONG TIME FOR ERRECTION ABOUT TWENTY MINUTES OR EVEN MORE IT REALLY GET ME TIRED. WHEN I AM IN BED MY PASSION AND DESIRE IS THERE BUT MENTALLY SATISFACTION IS NOT THERE MAY FANTASY IN MY MIND IS NOT MATCHING TO MY WIFE MOREVER I HAVE TO STIMULATE MY SELF TO READY FOR SEX I SOME TIME THOUGHT I MIGHT BE SUFFERING FROM ERRECTION DYSFUCTION BUT MY DOCTOR SAY IT IS NOT PL HELP ME WHY IT TAKE SO MUCH TIME TO ERRECT?
YRS SINCERLY AVI
YRS SINCERLY AVI
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Could be Priapism ,
Priapism is a rare condition that causes a persistent, and often painful, penile erection.
Priapism could be drug induced, injury related, or caused by disease, not sexual desire. As in a normal erection, the penis fills with blood and becomes erect. However, unlike a normal erection that dissipates after sexual activity ends, the persistent erection caused by priapism is maintained because the blood in the penile shaft does not drain. The shaft remains hard, while the tip of the penis is soft. If it is not relieved promptly, priapism can lead to permanent scarring of the penis and inability to have a normal erection.
Priapism is caused by leukemia, sickle cell disease, or spinal cord injury. It has also been associated as a rare side effect to trazodone (Desyrel), a drug prescribed to treat depression. An overdose of self-injected chemicals to counteract impotence has also been responsible for priapism. The chemicals are directly injected into the penis, and at least a quarter of all men who have used this method of treatment for over three months develop priapism.
A physical examination is needed to diagnose priapism. Further testing, including nuclear scanning or Doppler ultrasound, will diagnose the underlying cause of the condition.
This sounds serious, and I would see a doctor as soon as possible!
Priapism is a rare condition that causes a persistent, and often painful, penile erection.
Priapism could be drug induced, injury related, or caused by disease, not sexual desire. As in a normal erection, the penis fills with blood and becomes erect. However, unlike a normal erection that dissipates after sexual activity ends, the persistent erection caused by priapism is maintained because the blood in the penile shaft does not drain. The shaft remains hard, while the tip of the penis is soft. If it is not relieved promptly, priapism can lead to permanent scarring of the penis and inability to have a normal erection.
Priapism is caused by leukemia, sickle cell disease, or spinal cord injury. It has also been associated as a rare side effect to trazodone (Desyrel), a drug prescribed to treat depression. An overdose of self-injected chemicals to counteract impotence has also been responsible for priapism. The chemicals are directly injected into the penis, and at least a quarter of all men who have used this method of treatment for over three months develop priapism.
A physical examination is needed to diagnose priapism. Further testing, including nuclear scanning or Doppler ultrasound, will diagnose the underlying cause of the condition.
This sounds serious, and I would see a doctor as soon as possible!
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I have a friend with this very painful problem. What can he do outside of the therapy that is not working?
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