Sexual Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction refers to the challenge of maintaining an erection firm enough for satisfactory sexual intercourse or activity. This can manifest as the inability to achieve a full erection, inconsistency in doing so, or an inability to sustain it for prolonged periods. Various factors, including hormonal influences, contribute to the occurrence of erectile dysfunction in men.

Physicians affiliated with HRT have effectively assisted individuals dealing with low testosterone levels. Low testosterone can lead to a diminished sex drive and erectile dysfunction. Studies indicate that approximately 28% of men with low testosterone experience a reduced libido, with the average rate being 47%. Moreover, older men are more likely to exhibit more severe symptoms.

If low testosterone or other male hormone levels are identified as the root cause of your erectile dysfunction, balancing these hormones to normal levels may alleviate the issue. A straightforward hormone level test can assist your physician in determining whether low testosterone is the culprit, and if so, bioidentical hormone therapy could be a suitable solution.