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Default ED and PD and difficulty reaching orgasm.

I am 57 y/o and have Parkinson's disease. Lately I am having trouble finishing. I use sildenafil to get there but I could go on for hours it seems. I am also noting that I do not ejaculate, this has been a problem for years.

Anyone else have similar problems?
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