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writes: Do you know anything about impotence caused by Emotional Problems? My husband is impotent and we don't know why. Now ,they checked out everything medically, but no answer to the question. Why is he impotent? So ,he gets an erection,not very long, but when he enters he losing it in a sec. Also,he says sex is not important on his mind. He is not excited about sex at all. His hormones are good..So it is totally crazy for me to deal with, as I always think ,it must be me somehow,even he says no. Well,is there anybody here has any experience here,with a no known cause of impotence? Or if it is emotional, what kind of causes it could be????? Thanks for any help!
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reader, anonymous, writes (10 January 2010): Thanks, it sis very difficult to deal with the ''unknown''. When it gets to be the that complex, I guess, there is nothing else we can do ,than make some decision.Like I think to say, if its not going to get better in the next 2 years I leave. But I really dont't know if this is the right way to see that.. He might never tells me what is wrong....What do you think? Am I right? Thanks again
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reader, softtouchmale2003  +, writes (9 January 2010):
 Its something both of you have to work on with experts. Try a therapist first. It could very well be he's under a great deal of stress, it could be work; maybe a marital issue that's gone unresolved.
Who knows. Its probably not you per se though. Whatever it is, its something that's definitely interfering with his sexual desires. And whatever it is, its only going to get worse in other aspects of his life. If its messing up his appetite for sex, its going to ruin things for him in other areas where he derives pleasure.
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reader, anonymous, writes (8 January 2010): It can be emotional or stress related even unhappiness or anger or problems in the relationship.
Or are you sure everything medically has been checked out.
It is possible that he has a circulatory problem which may indicate heart disease.
Diabetes, smoking, lack of exercise, being overweight, drugs or alcohol abuse all can lead to impotence.
I would get a second opinion and I am assuming he has seen a urologist...perhaps an internest would be better to run some more tests.
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reader, DoubleM +, writes (8 January 2010):
 Many possible causes, and emotional and stress can be included.
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