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"  We&amp;#039;re pretty confident that Jon Hamm doesn&amp;#039;t have this problem, but some guys can feel completely self-conscious when they aren&amp;#039;t able to raise their, erm, flags more than half-mast. But, apparently, having penile performance issues actually keeps dudes from getting the treatment they need to stand at full attention. According to a new study, which looked at more than 6 million guys with erectile dysfunction over 12 months, 74 percent went untreated. As in, they got diagnosed with impotence, got a prescription for a drug to fix the issue, but then never went to the pharmacy to get that prescription filled.  While you might think that men would want to fix their flaccid members the first chance they got\u2014and even though you can barely get through watching a sporting event on TV without seeing 3,000 Viagra commercials\u2014it appears that impotence is still a huge source of shame for the dudes who are afflicted by it.  Sure, men are defined by their manhood in many ways and it must be super awkward to have to ask for penis meds at your local CVS. But we&amp;#039;d rather feel a little embarrassment than not be able to get it up...or get it on.  Want more from Natasha? Follow her on Twitter or find her on Facebook. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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