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Clay B.

04/17/08

Clay B.

Category:Erectile Dysfunction , Erectile Dysfunction Treatment , ed

Am I too young to have ED?

I'm only 23 and yet I started having erectile dysfunction problems a few years ago. Is this normal? Are there other young guys with ED out there like me?

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Vicki M

Friday, April 18, 2008

Hi Clay!

It's not common for a man as young as you to experience ED, but it does happen. There are a couple articles about ED in young men that you can read to get more information.

Hardvard Health Publications answered the question of a 20 year old man here.

You can read more about ED the causes and risks here.

Dr Harmon answers questions from a young man here that you might be interested in the answers.

I hope this helps. Let us know how you are doing!

Vicki M

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