Azib92 wrote:I never had it evaluated honestly. But I knew that either way there would be nothing u can do about it.
Tbh with you. I don’t believe much in psychological affects. If u can’t get hard when with an attractive partner than it is definitely biological in my opinion.
People that excuse for psychological are a cop out. It’s cuz they don’t wanna admit there is something wrong biologically.
So if ur excising urself that things aren’t how they used to be down there. Be honest with urself. If they aren’t the same they things are most definitely going down hill biologically.
And that will eventually require treatment. The truth is brutal and it hurts. But better to fix urself than to blunder and beat around the bush.
And there is no cure other than Implant. Pills are a temporary cure sometime.
There are no supplements or vitamins that will get it back. There are no Venous burning procedures. It’s all hogwash and a scam to make money.
But I keep telling my doctors that I think it is a physical problem and all of them are the ones telling me it's psychological. There have been several studies done that links anxiety to erectile dysfunction so this is a studied topic so I guess there is somewhat truth to it. I can still get an erection with a partner. During the past year i didn't have intercourse but I did make out with people and have foreplay and I got a boner all the time. My problem is that when my penis is flaccid it feels a little weak and also during masturbation it feels weird. Also, i am not getting morning wood every single day like i used to before.
My doctors strongest argument is that if it were a physical problem it would not have happened suddently like my issue. It would be more of a gradual change. My story is one day I felt like my penis felt weird so I paniced and automatically thought I had ED so I went to the doctor the next day and he told me nothing is wrong and if I was having normal erections the day before then that means everything is fine. I didn't believe him so ever since then I went to more doctors and all of them told me the same thing...that everything is fine. I still haven't recovered from this but I feel like it's becuase I put that thought in my head that I had ED and now I can;t shake it off and it is resulting in stress and my body is mirroring that thought.I honestly just beg for 1 doctor to do a test. If they do a test and see everything is still fine then I will accept this and go get some therapy to eliminate my anxiety regarding erections and hopefully that will make my erections become normal again.
I'm also a hypochondriac and in the past I thought I had several other diseases like herpes, HIV, appendicitis, chrone's disease, a fractured neck, infertility, etc. and 100% of the time i was wrong and after testing the reuslts always came back normal. I am hoping it is the same with erections. I do admit, that 1 week before i had ED I realized that my foreskin had been abnormal my entire life. Basiclaly, i had a tight foreskin and never knew about it so that made me very sad and self consious about my penis so I'm guessing the anxiety around my tight foreksin caused erection issues.
with you, did you have no morning erections at all? and when u did get erections how hard were they? were you able to bend your erections or did were they so rigid that you couldnt bend them? my erections cannot be bent so I'm guessing there is nothing physically wrong with my penis but instead my mind constantly stressing over ED is causing me to think that I have a penile abnormality when in fact I don't. The more I think about it the more I realize that it doesn't make sense to have venous leak. Like...why would i have normal erections my whole life and then all of sudden at 26 years old develop a noncurable form of erectile dysfunction?