frankwhite
New Member
I know, never a black and white topic. Bear with me...
The patient: A healthy 45 year old. Great physical shape, gym 6 days a week, good diet, no alcohol and no drugs. No medications, perfect blood pressure. Mild ED a few years ago got progressively worse to the point that most times even Viagra doesn't produce a high quality, lasting erection. And sometimes nothing at all. This is the case whether on or off TRT, and when TRT lab numbers are "perfect" all around.
Now assume this is not a psychological issue.
Where to turn next? I'm guessing physical tests, but there is zero reason to suspect any nerve or vein/artery damage.
I'm posting this because I just read another thread that discusses how incredibly sensitive E2 levels are, and how too high or too low can cause ED issues. Could it be that even when my E2 level is "great" maybe it's still causing this somehow?
Really starting to feel hopeless.
The patient: A healthy 45 year old. Great physical shape, gym 6 days a week, good diet, no alcohol and no drugs. No medications, perfect blood pressure. Mild ED a few years ago got progressively worse to the point that most times even Viagra doesn't produce a high quality, lasting erection. And sometimes nothing at all. This is the case whether on or off TRT, and when TRT lab numbers are "perfect" all around.
Now assume this is not a psychological issue.
Where to turn next? I'm guessing physical tests, but there is zero reason to suspect any nerve or vein/artery damage.
I'm posting this because I just read another thread that discusses how incredibly sensitive E2 levels are, and how too high or too low can cause ED issues. Could it be that even when my E2 level is "great" maybe it's still causing this somehow?
Really starting to feel hopeless.
