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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Diminished erections in early 40s
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<blockquote data-quote="Golfboy307" data-source="post: 219880" data-attributes="member: 39462"><p>Diminished duration and strength of erections will happen to almost all of us eventually. Your hormone profile looks great, and you took the initiative to have a penile ultrasound which shows good blood flow. </p><p></p><p>How is your blood pressure? Is it creeping up there a bit? When I started to have mild ED in my late 40's, by BP had crept up to 140/85 on average. Any amount of research will tell you that the stiffening of the arteries and malfunction at the endothelial level can lead to weaker, shorter lived erections. Blood flow can be fine, but if the artery walls stiffen up, its harder to maintain the correct blood flow "trapping" in the penis. Different somewhat from venous leak. Now, my T was low as well at that time so I had both issues.</p><p></p><p>Other things to look at: neurotransmitters, psychological/relationship ship issues, too much porn, thyroid, cortisol. </p><p></p><p>PDE-5 inhibitors are the first and best "treatment" plan and have other benefits, provided the side effects aren't bad for you.</p><p></p><p>No way I would consider T treatment if those are your average numbers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Golfboy307, post: 219880, member: 39462"] Diminished duration and strength of erections will happen to almost all of us eventually. Your hormone profile looks great, and you took the initiative to have a penile ultrasound which shows good blood flow. How is your blood pressure? Is it creeping up there a bit? When I started to have mild ED in my late 40's, by BP had crept up to 140/85 on average. Any amount of research will tell you that the stiffening of the arteries and malfunction at the endothelial level can lead to weaker, shorter lived erections. Blood flow can be fine, but if the artery walls stiffen up, its harder to maintain the correct blood flow "trapping" in the penis. Different somewhat from venous leak. Now, my T was low as well at that time so I had both issues. Other things to look at: neurotransmitters, psychological/relationship ship issues, too much porn, thyroid, cortisol. PDE-5 inhibitors are the first and best "treatment" plan and have other benefits, provided the side effects aren't bad for you. No way I would consider T treatment if those are your average numbers. [/QUOTE]
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