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Secondary impotence may be due to stress and fatigue, particularly if associated with a heavy use of alcohol. This is shown by the case of Tom.

Tom is an advertising executive whose job demands that he entertain a good deal. He is not averse to this for he enjoys the company, the food, and the drink. Tom is not an alcoholic, but he drinks a good deal. His wife is considered to be an asset to his career. They used to enjoy sex in the early years of their marriage. Recently, because of the frequent parties, and the alcohol, their sexual encounters have been less frequent. All too often, Tom has fallen into a deep sleep the moment his head has hit the pillow – and next morning has been hung-over.

One night after a long lunch engagement, at which his friends were in top form, and an evening party, at which he was in top form,

Tom and his wife drive home. More accurately, Tom’s wife drives home, as Tom is tight. But tight or not, he decides that tonight he is going to be the male sex expert. He will fix their marriage with a good ‘screw’.

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