Sentence examples for erection troubles from inspiring English sources

There are no erection troubles here, but if anybody has placed their chips on "extreme overexcitement and premature congratulation" then please don't spend all of your winnings at once.

There are no erection troubles here, but if anybody has placed his or her chips on "extreme overexcitement and premature congratulation" then please don't spend all of your winnings at once.

Cooper told HuffPost that when a patient comes to her with erection trouble, she first does an assessment to make sure it isn't caused by a physical illness, medication side effect or a mental health disorder.

Now television commercials inform us that thirty million American men may have trouble getting an erection.

Whatever the particulars, the man is more likely to have trouble maintaining an erection or achieving orgasm during sex with his partner.

In a daily two-hour series throughout July, sexologists, psychiatrists and gynecologists explored such subjects as "the trouble with the erection," "sex for seniors" and "perversions".

Of Bonds, baseball's official home run king, she testified that he had to resort to using "something" to resolve his trouble maintaining an erection.

Later, the actor had to endure the humiliation of the jury – and thereafter the world – learning that he sometimes had trouble getting an erection.

An ex-mistress said Barry Bonds's testicles had shrunk, that he had trouble maintaining an erection and that he once threatened to cut out her breast implants "because he paid for them".

The public concern over natural hearing loss — the Times explains that the medical term is "presbycusis" — is part of a trend that started when Bob Dole told the nation that he had trouble getting an erection.

If the pudendal artery was the main reason the man is having trouble getting an erection, then a stent would be inserted to prop the artery open.