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Lost size and curve?

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Clueless90
Clueless90

Hi, as recently as a couple years ago (I’m 27), my penis length erect was 8 inches, I could get fully hard, and I had a curve to the left. Currently I can only grow to 6 inches, I don’t get very hard, and the curve is gone. 

Should I see a doctor? Can this be fixed? I lost my last girlfriend due to my inability to get fully erect.

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  • 24154
    24154 Clueless90

    Posted

    Things like that happens during winter

    It might b due to weather .....or some drugs u r taking

    • Clueless90
      Clueless90 24154

      Posted

      I’m not taking anything on a regular basis. I take ibuprofen every few weeks for whatever. This has been going on for a little over a year now, so it was summer as well. 
    • 24154
      24154 Clueless90

      Posted

      I was told if testosterone level is reduced this might happen im not sure .....may b check with the doc .....lemme me what he says he if u go to the doc
  • Pepasan
    Pepasan Clueless90

    Posted

    Firstly I would suggest you are well rid of your girlfriend if she didn't support you when you had erectile dysfunction (ED). A good relationship would not fall for that reason alone.

    Secondly, Yes - see your doctor, as ED could indicate that you have hormonal or circulatory problems. If these are ruled out, then s/he can prescribe one of the effective drugs that restore firm erections very effectively. I don't know about the change of length or the curve except to say maybe there was scarring from an injury which has now healed.

    • Clueless90
      Clueless90 Pepasan

      Posted

      I had injured it back when I was in my mid teens. I didn’t think it was possible to change after that long. 

      I will ask my doctor about it next time I go in. It’s really difficult to try to get into a new relationship with it like this.

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