Does any one have mornig erections is it naturle?

Answer 1

NO! You are displaying an abnormal condition called streptolinguinia raptorinea.

This condition can, if untreated lead to a phenomenon known as "liberar dalla mano," "un calcetín para limpiar tu cuerpo," "un désir pour un deuxième épisode," and "die folgenden drei Stunden lang glücklich sein."

I would immediately remove all lubricational unguents from the house before something pleasant occurs.

Hope this helps.

Cheers, Mate

Answer 2

All normal men have these. During REM (rapid eye movement) sleep at night, men have erections. (By the way, this is also when we dream.) These erections are part of the normal physiological aspects of REM sleep. It has absolutley nothing to do with testosterone levels in the bloodstream, a full bladder,and quite frankly, nothing whatsoever to do with sex per se or even dreaming about sexual topics.

Here is a link to a site that discusses morning erections in men:
http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/1518.html

Men notice these erections in "the morning" because they have just awoken from deep REM sleep.

Men who are brain damaged (to the extent that their inner or primitive brains are not working properly) might very well cease to have morning erections (or erections when they are in REM sleep).

Answer 3

Entirely natural and normal. Testosterone levels in the blood tend to concentrate overnight, resulting in the morning erection. It's a sign all systems are well and functioning as advertised, and can happen right up until you die. Small baby boys often wake up with them, and so do very old men. In fact, if you don't get one occasionally, it's time to be concerned.

Answer 4

Yes, it's very normal and a sign that you are normal.

It is called "Morning Wood" and it is usually due to a full bladder.

Not having an erection every morning is abnormal. That happens later in life and you will miss what you are currently experiencing.

Answer 5

Most males have morning erections. When a person has a full bladder, the pressure exerted by the bladder upon the prostate gland can cause erections. I've found it difficult to urinate in the morning with an erection.

Answer 6

Not only is it natural, but it is also a sign of good health. Whenever you go to the urlogist they ask you wheter or not you are having morning erections. And if you are not, there is probably something going on. So don't worry so much kid, and if your mom sees you, just let her know that that is a sign of how healthy you are!!!

Answer 7

Nearly all men experience this, as well as young boys. Women also experience vaginal lubrication during the night, though there's rarely evidence of this. It happens during REM cycles, and there would be more reason to be concerned if you weren't getting erections in your sleep.

Answer 8

yep - every morning - and they are as natural as sleeping.

fact is you get hard every 45 minutes while asleep and the morning one is just the last one in the sequence. So, be happy and proud of your morning erection since it shows you are normal and your equipment is in good working order.

Answer 9

they are perfectly natural...

up until testosterone production in men starts to decline in the mid 20's "morning wood' is perfectly normal.

the majority of testosterone is released during the final stages of the last sleep cycle. this occurs right before we wake, hence the morning wood.

this effect is very short lived as the majority of free testosterone once secreted gets bound to sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) and becomes biologically unavailable...

Answer 10

i'm not a man, but i would definitely say it's natural. my husband (25 years old) and my son (2 years old) both deal with the same problem, although i'm sure for much different reasons. i think it's just the increased blood flow.