You mean problems maintaining one? Absolutly they can. Boys can have problems with them at any age. It can be caused my performance anxiety or something might be bothing him.
-ConnorIs it normal for teenage guys to have problems with erection?
a lot of factors
erection is a hydraulic mechanism based upon blood entering and being retained in the penis, and there are various ways in which this can be impeded, most of which are amenable to treatment. Psychological impotence is where erection or penetration fails due to thoughts or feelings (psychological reasons) rather than physical impossibility; this can often be helped. Notably in psychological impotence, there is a very strong placebo effect.
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Lifestyle: alcohol and drugs, obesity, cigarette smokin
all these can cause this problem there r other reasons that don concern teenage boys.
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Yes, it is completely normal. Not only is the erection process relatively new to a teenage boy, but there is a lot of emotional stress, etc. They may get an erection for seemingly no good reason, or not get one/lose one when making out/getting intimate.
It is nothing to worry about unless it goes on for a couple of years or more.
I remember having a problem with erections when I was a teenager: I had them all the damn time! Talking to girls, looking at girls, thinking about girls.........and you could chop wood with these things too!
I'm assuming you mean that a lack of them for a teenager? There might be some info on WebMD that could shed some light on this for you. Or, he should see a doctor and ask them.
Are you on medication? If so that could be a factor. Otherwise, it really isn't that normal. I would seek medical attention. Lots of factors can be involved. When I was a teen erections were virtually uncontrollable! Sill are!
I have never heard of a teenaged male having erectile dysfunction. In fact, getting an erection is about the only thing this group can really count on, 24/7, awake or asleep, in class, in services, in a coma.....
Most likely? Not being sexually interested in the person he is trying to have sex with (or the gender he is trying to have sex with possibly), regardless of what he feels compelled to say.
Regards,
Hermes
Not ';normal'; but not unheard of. ED can first appear as early as in late teens. Several medical conditions can cause it, as well as emotional ones. If your boyfriend is concerned, he should see his doctor.
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some people are born with more sensitivity then others, as they get older and the sensitivity decreases it can become more difficult
well i had em when i was like 13-14 and it was like hell i mean it really sucks but now i dont get em but if i did i wouldnt give a damn.
every body have problems so its really normal in my opinion .all the best for u .
Yes it is very Normal this is just a stage of puberity
It's not normal, you should visit a doctor.
simple answer, see the doctor. answer is yes %26amp; no, depends on health status. see ur GP.
Yes, it is normal.
go see a doc
not with me it was'nt...then he might be nervous in a sexual situation...plato 24...right on man,don't we know it
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