Experiencing Erectile Dysfunction At 25
Hello, I am 25 years old I am experiencing erectile dysfunction since 3 years it started at the age 22 years. I had a habit of masturbation, some times the frequency of masturbation is more I admitte I did it little more , but one day after masturbation I didn't get erection for two days. Read more Hello, I am 25 years old I am experiencing erectile dysfunction since 3 years it started at the age 22 years. I had a habit of masturbation, some times the frequency of masturbation is more I admitte I did it little more , but one day after masturbation I didn't get erection for two days. After this I got erection but it decreased gradually now I am not getting proper erection, sometimes it gets 30 cent erection sometimes I get erection not fully not like earlier but gets but I feel pain at the shaft and tip, my ejection is also not string now, I ejection within 3 minutes with poor ejection. After ejection I don't get proper erection for 2 ti 3 days even for week. A thick semen like liquid drips from penis. Before these problems I had good full erection and good ejection and if I masturbate I get ejected after 10 minutes and gets erected for second time within 5 minutes but now I feel pain burning sense in the tip of penis and dripping liquid. Because of this I stressed. I hope I get permanent solution from here. Thank you Read less
It sounds like you're dealing with erectile dysfunction (ED) and experiencing some concerning symptoms. It's important to remember that you're not alone, and seeking medical advice is a crucial step toward finding a solution.
Several factors can contribute to ED in your 20’s, including psychological issues like stress or anxiety, as well as physical conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or hormonal imbalances. Your history of frequent masturbation may also play a role.
The pain and burning sensation you're feeling, along with the thick liquid discharge, could indicate inflammation or infection of the urethra, which is the tube that carries urine and semen out of the body. This condition, known as urethritis, can be caused by infections like sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or other irritants.
To address your concerns, it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional - they can perform a thorough examination, including a physical assessment and possibly some diagnostic tests to determine the underlying cause of your symptoms. Treatment options may include medication, lifestyle changes, or therapy, depending on the diagnosis.
In the meantime, try to reduce stress and avoid activities that exacerbate your symptoms. Practise good hygiene and consider using protection during sexual activity to prevent potential infections. Remember, seeking help is the first step toward finding relief and improving your quality of life.
Keep in mind, confronting erectile dysfunction is a step towards restoring your sexual vitality. Seek guidance from a healthcare provider who can offer customised solutions and advice on lifestyle changes, such as maintaining a healthy diet and regular exercise, to support your journey towards improved sexual health.
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