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Gail
Are you on any other medications?
iI so your doctor might be trying to find one that doesn't interfere with your sex drive.
From what my girlfriend says they definitely affect her sex drive.
It would be nice though if your doctor was a a lot more supportive and telling you what she is trying to do.
If you aren't happy with your doctor, it might be worthwhile getting a second opinion from another doctor.
I changed my doctor a couple of times until I found one who was thorough and didn't treat me like an idiot when I asked them something. He always tells me what he is doing and why.
They can maybe run some tests to see what your hormone levels are like. (Eg testosterone).
Just remember, its NOT your fault !
Good luck.
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The last one would probably be easier for you if she knelt.
Anyway, those are just a few ideas - HRH!

you may have already tried this, but most of the time before i have intercourse my partner has to finger me and your wife may be the same way and just doesn't know it. depending on the size of you you may have to start with 1 finger and work up to 2 then 3 and maybe even for or 5, but do it slowly. you could tear her otherwise. if that doesn't work you might be nervious and that could be the reason your not hard enough. theres nothing wrong with it. i dated a guy who had never done the stuff you were talking about and he was nervious. i suggest you talk to your wife about this. its going to take time. try not to be stressed about it. it makes it worse
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