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Teens can suffer from ED too

(Canada.com) UPDATED 2009-04-01

The first study to evaluate the presence of erectile dysfunction in teen boys has found that the problem is as much physical as psychological. Researchers from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center say that teen boys whose doctors dismiss their ED symptoms can go on to become men with impotence. The study of 40 teens with ED found that 12 of the boys had blood vessel problems, while 13 had psychological problems stemming from bad sexual experience or other factors. The study's authors say treating teens who exhibit ED symptoms may be key in ensuring their future sexual health. Read full story >

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