Question 1

Hello sir or maam, I feel lazy and tired all the time with low mood. I have not had morning erections for a long time. Two years ago, I had a blood test for testosterone and my report showed 267 ng/dl. Do I need to repeat the T-hormone test or do something else? I am unable to concentrate on any work. My CBC, LFT, and RFT reports are normal. Do I also need a TSH test along with the T hormone test? When I take medicine for fatigue, I feel okay during the course of the medicine, but after completion, I again feel fatigue, low mood, and related problems.

Question 2

I am 25 years old and have been suffering from erectile dysfunction for many years. My ejaculation time is 30 to 45 seconds. My semen is very thin, and the ejaculate count is very low. Due to this issue, both my legs are weak, and I have pain in my back and legs. My body feels very weak. I have also been masturbating for around 12 years. My recent urine test report shows 6 to 8 pus cells. Please suggest what I should do?

Question 3

Hi I am 33 years old and still not married. I have erectile dysfunction and I am taking tablets for it. If I stop taking them for one or two months my erection reduces again. My report shows blood reversal in the penis in three areas. What is the permanent solution for this? Will I be fully curable and have good sex? I am planning to get married in September.

How can I know that my testosterone levels are good?

One can only know if you get a testosterone blood test done preferably early in the morning between 7 to 10 AM. During these hours, your testosterone levels are typically the highest.

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