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Suggest Treatment For Erectile Dysfunction

Hi, I am 15 years old, and I'm peeing a lot, and having trouble having an erection,I also feel really dizzy often, and I feel like I'm havering an orgasm but I don't have an erection... This problem started 2 days ago, but The past two days I've woken up with an erection feeling fine.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Given your age, i really wouldn't worry about this :) Fluctuating sexual feelings , erratic erections, arousals etc are quite normal during this phase of your life.
The frequency of urine output tho, does concern me a tad, depending on how often this is. If you have to wake up at night or feel a sensation of incomplete emptying of bladder, or have a burning pain while urinating, please go to a physician and have it looked at. A urinary infection may well explain all your symptoms, including feeling dizzy. In the meantime, drink lots of water and try getting in some exercise daily.
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Suggest Treatment For Erectile Dysfunction

Given your age, i really wouldn t worry about this :) Fluctuating sexual feelings , erratic erections, arousals etc are quite normal during this phase of your life. The frequency of urine output tho, does concern me a tad, depending on how often this is. If you have to wake up at night or feel a sensation of incomplete emptying of bladder, or have a burning pain while urinating, please go to a physician and have it looked at. A urinary infection may well explain all your symptoms, including feeling dizzy. In the meantime, drink lots of water and try getting in some exercise daily. Stay healthy!