No sexual emotion when Masturbating?

i am able to return with an erection with relative allay, but when i start to prenetrate my penis i get no sexual pleasure at adjectives. I do still eventually ejaculate though, and even when i do this it kind of hurts. Im not unbelievably happy to say aloud the least. At the moment im suffering from irritable bowel syndrome as diagnosed to me by my doctor and this may be the raison d`��tre of the problem but i don't know. I am not stressed out at the moment so that is not cause this problem but to be fair this problem is cause me stress! And its not that i don't have a sexual drive because i do, im a horny guy, but i'm starting to perceive like this problem might not be in motion away. What do i do, and can anyone give me warning. Thank you.

Answers:

Hanging low testicles?

From what you say in the region of your personal "normal sexual desires, and middle-of-the-road attitude towards masturbation and intercourse", I'd say that the "RECENT" diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome is most credible the problem. It could be a number of reason there: conceivably subconsciously you're afraid of "lettting one rip" whilst in the midst of the throes of passion (that's adequate of a worry to take home any guy have "SOME" type of thought something like it)-Or worse yet, the voluminous percentage of people next to irritable bowel syndrome do tend to get EITHER (one or the other, or alternating at different times:) "diarreah minus much warning what-so-ever", OR "constipation" which lead the belly to be very bloated and make more noises approaching the inside of a sperm whales innards (no pun intended there) Either way, that definitely is a problem, and I suggest you talk to you doc and continue to see if he is keen to vote:"It's the irritable bowel syndrome causing these symptoms", FIRST-If he seem at a loss, and seems to start to recomment you to a proctologist, or psychologist, etc., afterwards REMIND him of his recent diagnosis and ASK him if this can be it, and if so, how can he remedy it. He may be able to afford you a different medicine. Also, I can read out from "personal experience" after having same (irritable bowel syndrome) that after approx. 9 yrs. of same problems (ONLY feminine in retrospect) and found this awesome GP surrounded by the UK who suggested that I go to Tesco's pharmacy, or any chemist and ask for (no symbols needed) "liquid aloe-vera"-it taste so vile, and 15 mls. twice a day LITERALLY TOOK AWAY ALL MY SYMPTOMS from the irritable bowel that I suffered so near!
I wish you all right, and hope you are better, also I hope my advice from experience help you as well.

Keep erection minus pills?

Talk to a doctor... I'me sure he would have a solution...

It may also because its to do beside you irrtable bowel syndrone...

If that cures, ime sure the no sexual feeling when masturbating will cure too =]

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Very tired after intercourse or ejaculation, I am mannish. why?

Hi, thanks for asking the sound out.

It may be that you are masturbating too much. Your penis will have find your feet to the ritual, and the process simply becomes mundane for your penile fortitude endings.

Try something foreign, like essential oil all over your hand and penis, and then masturbate next to a condom on, or use a sex toy, you may find this heightens the pleasure, and produces an orgasm.

Either road, lay off the management for a while, and when you return to it, it will be a whole topical experience, as your manhood will have have time to recover a bit.

Your IBS may be Stress induced, or dietry, try experimenting beside certain foods, and departing foods out that make the situation worse, as for stress and IBS, try some excercise if you can.

There is medication for IBS, but this should be a final resort.

See a GP just about all youre concerns, and I don`t know they can check you out.

I hope all ends up capably!

Take Care