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Default Progression of PD or something else?

I unfortunately have began to notice yet another progressive sign of this disease.. ED, I can get aroused and erections but they are gone by the time I get my pants off. This responds to viagra but I hate having to shell out 40 bucks every time my wife and I want to be together. I have even noticed the loss of
"morning wood". We both understand this may be progression of PD and appreciate each other but when you just want to get to it, it's definitely frustrating.
I guess I just have to "pay" for play.
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