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Men's sexual health
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Originally Published: March 28, 2008
~ Last Updated / Reviewed on: September 18, 2009
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(1) To the reader: I had both of mine removed and stopped having erections within 2 weeks, and after awhile I really did'nt miss it all that much. My penis is much smaller and remains completely soft no matter how much it is stimulated. I guess you just put your mind upon other things. D
[back to top] To the reader: Yes they can still get erections and have sex, with testosterone treatment. My fiance now had both testicles removed at birth (the Dr. was an idiot). He has to have testosterone shots every two weeks. Men need to have that testosterone and without their testicles they really don't get any. We have sex all the time. He is able to ejaculate it just doesn't carry any sperm. I would definately suggest being very supportive. It's a hard thing for a guy to live with.
[back to top] My husband had to have both testicles removed as a small child. It is not easy for him to know that he can't produce his own blood child. But, he takes testosterone shots every 2 weeks and is fine. His sex drive is right up there and he gets erections without a problem.
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