If you notice any bumps or leathery hard spots, see a medical provider. The bump may not be cancerous, but a medical provider should make that decision. If the cancer goes untreated, the risk of complications increases. Men in college are concerned with their sexual performance and problems are commonly experienced that interfere with being sexually active. Impotence and premature ejaculation are two problems which college men commonly experience.
Impotence is the inability to have an erection.
The inability to get an erection may occur before penetration, at the time of penetration, or during sexual play, when no penetration is planned. An erection cannot be forced. Impotence may be caused by stress, alcohol or drugs, including prescription medications. It can also be caused by physical problems such as multiple sclerosis or neurological damage that interferes with neural control of ejaculation. Impotence associated with physical ailments is relatively infrequent.