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The rigidity of an penis erection is more of a function of venous blood flow. Healthy venous arteries will facilitate an inflow of blood in response to the dilation or opening of the venous channels. This flow rapidly increases in response to appropriate sexual stimulation either through natural arousal (masturbation or intercourse) or artificial stimulation by medication such as Viagra, Cialis or Levitra prescription drugs. An inadequate response to either natural or drug stimulation suggests good penile venous arterial filling but failure to trap blood (penile venous leakage) within the penis erectile tissue. Penile veins, which drain the penis erectile spaces, may leak inappropriately and causes a poor, weak or soft penis erectile response, or causes a rapid loss of penile erection is often the result. This failure of the venous-occlusive mechanism lets the pressure out, and is the single most common cause of impotence. It may co-exist with poor arterial inflow, hormone abnormalities or both. From Men's Sexual Health Discussion Board: My boyfriend is 29 years old and has been diagnosed with penile venous leakage. I'm 26 and i can't understand why i have trouble getting and sustaining a good penis erection. Continue Penile Venous Leakage Treatment Solutions Options and Experiences...
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