Unable to achieve an erection after self-defense?
Hello, I have only masturbated 4 times, but after I just finished, my penis seems to not be able to get hard.
I'm not sure what the reason is, because previously after masturbating, the friction with my clothes would still cause an erection.
I am in the second year of junior high and I am overweight.
I would like to request a doctor's advice.
zero, 10~19 year old female. Ask Date: 2021/03/28
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Erectile issues, particularly in teenagers, can be a source of concern and confusion. It's important to understand that various factors can contribute to temporary erectile dysfunction, especially after masturbation. In your case, having only masturbated four times and experiencing difficulty with an erection afterward can be attributed to several physiological and psychological factors.
Firstly, it's essential to recognize that the body goes through numerous changes during puberty, which can affect sexual function. Hormonal fluctuations, particularly the increase in testosterone levels, can lead to varying sexual responses. It's not uncommon for teenagers to experience inconsistent erections as their bodies adjust to these changes.
Secondly, the psychological aspect plays a significant role in sexual arousal and performance. Anxiety, stress, or even the pressure to perform can impact your ability to achieve or maintain an erection. If you are feeling anxious about your sexual health or performance, this can create a cycle of worry that further complicates the situation. It's also worth noting that the context in which you are engaging in sexual activity—whether alone or with a partner—can influence your level of arousal and ability to maintain an erection.
Additionally, physical factors such as obesity can contribute to erectile issues. Excess weight can affect blood flow and hormone levels, which are crucial for achieving and maintaining an erection. If you are concerned about your weight, it may be beneficial to discuss this with a healthcare provider who can offer guidance on healthy lifestyle changes, including diet and exercise.
It's also important to consider that temporary erectile dysfunction is common and usually not indicative of a serious underlying health issue, especially in teenagers. However, if you find that this issue persists or worsens, it would be wise to consult a healthcare professional. They can provide a thorough evaluation to rule out any potential medical concerns and offer tailored advice.
In summary, experiencing difficulty with erections after masturbation can be attributed to a combination of physiological changes, psychological factors, and lifestyle choices. It's essential to approach this issue with an understanding that fluctuations in sexual function are normal, especially during adolescence. If you have ongoing concerns, seeking advice from a healthcare professional can provide clarity and support. Remember, open communication about sexual health is vital, and there is no shame in seeking help when needed.
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