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Why can't my husband ejaculate during sex anymore?

My husband and I have been married for 10 months and have been together for over 3 years. We have both always been very sexual people and can't go longer than 48 hours without having sex. We have been very in sync when It comes to sex but lately things have changed. Recently, my husband cant seem to stay hard or ejaculate durning sex. We have tried many times and nothing seems to work. I felt bad with how frustrated he has become over this so I gave him oral and he was rock hard the whole time and had no problem ejaculating. He gets oral at least twice a month so I know it's not a lack of that. I can't help but feel like it's just me that he isn't sexually attracted to anymore. What else could it be!?
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His problem has nothing to do with you.  It isn't your fault atoll.  I know how frustrating it can be.  The best thing for him to do is to see an  urologist that specializes in sexual disorder.  You can ask your family doctor for a recommendation.
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There is a post of DR.Andrew on this subject. He has suggested that wife should help him. Please read his techniqsue and help your husband.
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  It's porn induced ED?, or other conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease.
But since its with the stimulation as in penetration does not provide much stimulation (soft vagina walls) as compared to the hand (firm grip) or mouth (u have control on pressure) so it could be more related to nerves .. so onset of diabetes (which damagesblood vessels and nerves), or neural problems could be at the root of it.  Please check with doctor...
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