Donating Blood?

I recently donated blood yesterday and today i noticed I did not have my usual “rock hard” erections I have had since I have been PEing. Has anyone else experienced this before?

My girlfriend was on at me to donate blood yesterday… and previously having some ED problems I didnt want to, due to thinking that you are losing around 1/8th or 1/16th of your body’s blood and this was bound to affect my erections.

I suspect in a small amount of time your body will produce enough blood to get your rock hard one back. I’m very interested in this, so please reply with how long it took before you were back to normal.

Yesterday was the day after I gave blood I was able to get my unit pretty hard, but not “rock hard,” once, and after I came, he was down for a while, and I had to please my girlfriend other ways :( . However, later that night I completed the most intense PE workout I have ever done, so my unit is not as strong today due to the blood donating ( I presume ) and the intense PE workout. But tomorrow Im going to see my girlfriend again, so I will tell you how it went then.

P.S. this is the 2nd time I have donated blood and the erections werent as hard a few days after.. I presume its because I donated blood.

Ah cheers, very interesting. I’m guessing it doesnt take that long for your body to reproduce more blood cells. Let me know how long it takes to get the “rock hard” erection back.

melv

Well the erections werent nearly as rock hard 4 days after I gave blood, but this could also be due to my extremely intense PE workout 2 days ago. Im curious to how long this will take as well… I guess Ill have to wait a few more days, It is taking longer than I thought, but I remember last time I gave blood a few months ago it took along time to get my normal erection back as well… I took a 2 day break from PEing after my first INTENSE pe workout, and I am gonna start tonight again and hopefully my ROCK HARD erections will be back next week =/.. Next time I give blood, I am gonna by a bottle of VIAGRA a few weeks before hand ;-). Thats my suggestions, because I love “saving lives.”