Reply by Anthony
24 years old.

Reply by: MSH
Performance anxiety disorder symptoms (when men have trouble "getting it up") can happen whereby you do get it up, and as you're about to have sex, you lose it, or it can be when you're actually in the course of having sexual intercourse, you lose the erection, or you don't get erect at all. So it can happen in any of those kind of ways. Usually what happens is that the person is focusing more or less on the final goal, which is orgasm or pleasing the partner with an orgasm, and not really focusing on all the rest of what goes on in the sexual encounter, focus more on the relationship and the sensory experiences that they're having as opposed to the final goal -- more focusing on the process rather than the product. Check with your doctor to see what is best for you.

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Posted by: Del
I am a 57-year-old male who has in recent months lost erections while having intercourse with my wife. It always happens the same way: I get a heat rush around my neck and head and my body temperature seems to go up. At that point I lose the hard on. This happens after a few minutes inside her, not just at the start. I wonder what's going on?

Reply by: frank
The reason you are losing your hard on is because you are losing your focus. You are thinking too much about the heat rush around your neck and not focusing on the task at hand. I think you should see a doctor to find out what is causing the heat rush. Try Viagra Cialis or Levitra and see if that helps.

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Posted by: pat
my son is 17 years old. he is having a problem maintaining and erection. is this normal for boys that age. he came to me in confidence and i dont;t know who else to ask. can you give him any advise.

Reply by: david
He hasn't reached full male sexual maturity. This occurs as a result of the increased production of male testosterone and other hormones in the body. He is a Adolescence which is the period of psychological and social transition between childhood and adulthood. In the United States, adolescence is generally considered to begin somewhere between ages 12 and 14, and end at 19 or 20. He may not yet be ready for sexual intercourse psychologically or physically. So, have a urologist doctor to check his testosterone levels and look for any physical abnormalities. He might need more confidence in himself, have him see a physicologist or sexual therapist for any mental issues.