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I do not get a proper erection during foreplay. Is prone masturbation the cause?

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What is prone masturbation, and how can it be cured? I am prone to masturbation for the last 14 years. I recently got married and cannot get a proper erection during foreplay.

Answered by Dr. Mbuomboh Liwo Blaise Veranso

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MD

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Dr. Mbuomboh Liwo Blaise is a General Practitioner and Family Physician with expertise in internal medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, neonatology, and surgery. He is deeply interested in public health and is committed to implementing community-focused health programs. Dr. Blaise combines clinical care with health education and preventive strategies, aiming to improve overall patient outcomes and promote wellness across diverse populations.

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Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

Thanks for posting your query here. I have read and understand your concern.

Prone masturbation is when you lie face down on your chest and masturbate, be it by thrusting against the mattress, pillow, floor, or into your hands. One of the well-known consequences of prone masturbation is traumatic masturbation syndrome which occurs when this practice leads to sexual dysfunction or arousal problems or other complications.

I feel you have been in this practice for a long and your present concern is caused by it. Normal penile and scrotal Doppler ultrasound suggest that your problem may be handled by psychological management and change of habit. This will also require a great deal of self-respect and determination. I will advise you to try the following:

1. Avoid this type of masturbation and, if possible, stop it completely. This will help improve your sensation with time.

2. Reduce the frequency of masturbation to allow your body to recover. Suppose you must try masturbation occasionally, various techniques. Note that reduced masturbation frequency is the *key* word here.

3. Get into many activities that may distract you and avoid being idle.

4. Eat well and balance with enough vegetables.

5. Sports.

Hope this will help. Feel free to follow up if more concerns or for better support or guidance on how to improve on your sexuality. Best regards.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Sneha Kannan
Published At September 7, 2020
Reviewed At September 16, 2023

Education:

MD

Professional Bio:

Dr. Mbuomboh Liwo Blaise is a General Practitioner and Family Physician with expertise in internal medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, neonatology, and surgery. He is deeply interested in public health and is committed to implementing community-focused health programs. Dr. Blaise combines clinical care with health education and preventive strategies, aiming to improve overall patient outcomes and promote wellness across diverse populations.

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Dr. Sneha Kannan is a skilled Dental Surgeon with expertise in providing general dental care, including scaling, fillings, and preventive treatments. She does oral surgery procedures such as extractions and minor surgical interventions. She does procedures in restorative dentistry, including crowns, bridges, and dentures. She is an expert in doing endodontic treatments such as root canal therapy. She is well-versed in doing procedures in cosmetic dentistry, including teeth whitening and smile correction. She can provide pediatric dental care for children’s oral health and preventive treatments. She promotes oral hygiene awareness and preventive dental practices.  

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Education:

MD

Professional Bio:

Dr. Mbuomboh Liwo Blaise is a General Practitioner and Family Physician with expertise in internal medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, neonatology, and surgery. He is deeply interested in public health and is committed to implementing community-focused health programs. Dr. Blaise combines clinical care with health education and preventive strategies, aiming to improve overall patient outcomes and promote wellness across diverse populations.

This doctor is not available for online consultations on the platform anymore.

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