Hello dear, There can be multiple reasons for the your problem. The main cause of premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction is psychological issues…you need to get your proper evaluation done regarding this. Better to get a online consultation done and get all your queries solved… Let me know if you have any more questions…
Hello Rohan Could you describe it more Like your duration is less or getting erection is issue,if I will know the details I can tell you and help you
Ok this is a matter of concern. This requires proper counselling with you. There need to interaction between us. I need to find the possible cause and prescribe you medicine. Don’t take any medicine without any diagnosis. Thank you.
Your symptoms suggest possible erectile dysfunction or hormonal imbalance, which need medical evaluation. Please consult a urologist or andrologist—you can also use online platforms like Practo or Apollo 24/7 if specialists are not available locally. They will guide you with blood tests (testosterone, sugar, thyroid) and prescribe proper treatment for sexual performance and libido.
There are several potential reasons for experiencing low sexual performance, and it’s important to identify the root cause to pinpoint the right treatment. Common causes include psychological factors such as stress or anxiety, physical conditions like cardiovascular disease or diabetes, hormonal imbalances, or lifestyle choices such as obesity or smoking. Age can also naturally affect sexual performance, but improvements are often possible with the right approach. It’s crucial to consult a healthcare professional for a thorough evaluation. They can check vital signs, review your medical history, and perform necessary tests to rule out underlying causes. Blood tests might be beneficial to assess hormone levels and identify conditions like low testosterone. If stress or anxiety is significant, a mental health professional might offer strategies or therapies to manage these issues. On the practical side, healthy lifestyle changes like regular exercise, a balanced diet, and quitting smoking, if relevant, can improve sexual health. Avoiding excessive alcohol is important too. Sometimes medications like phosphodiesterase inhibitors (e.g., Viagra, Cialis) are prescribed, but it’s essential these are prescribed by a qualified doctor after assessing your overall health. Simple changes in routine or techniques during intimacy can sometimes help restore confidence. Addressing this with your partner can improve understanding and reduce pressure both of which might help performance. Exploring local options for a certified urologist or sex therapist, even in nearby cities, might provide more specialized help. If you’re looking for specific exercises or need more tailored strategies, seeing a healthcare provider would be the way to go.
