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Should I get my T levels checked?
Im only 19 years old, so keep that in mind. Ive read the symptoms of low T and Im pretty sure I have smaller than normal volume of semen, but I dont have much reference. The main things I am worried about are lack of sensation, and low libido. Ive also abstained from porn for the last 70 days and still not much is different.
I get morning erections and can get erections when I am stimulated and if I am in a comfortable place, but rarely feel actually horny. With my new girlfriend, I have trouble getting erections, but I think thats due to both the lack of sensation and not really being into it. Im definitely into girls, so its not because im barking up the wrong tree. If I see a sexual scene, its just there, I dont really have much reaction other than appreciation if that makes any sense.
The lsat thing is that while I do have decent muscle mass after working out for a year, I spent most of my teenage years lanky/slightly underweight.
I get morning erections and can get erections when I am stimulated and if I am in a comfortable place, but rarely feel actually horny. With my new girlfriend, I have trouble getting erections, but I think thats due to both the lack of sensation and not really being into it. Im definitely into girls, so its not because im barking up the wrong tree. If I see a sexual scene, its just there, I dont really have much reaction other than appreciation if that makes any sense.
The lsat thing is that while I do have decent muscle mass after working out for a year, I spent most of my teenage years lanky/slightly underweight.
So, can you get erected with porn without phisical stimulation?
How long are you suffering these sinthoms?
How long are you suffering these sinthoms?
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