Testosterone

Stevyamda

Okay, I really don't understand. It turns out that there is no case in which testosterone is the cause of ED. Why, then, do all andrologists, urologists, and endocrinologists claim that low testosterone or hormonal imbalance causes ED? In general, there is a good logic - when there is no libido - there is not enough desire, which in itself can cause a weak erection. Is it possible that just testosterone replacement therapy is not right? Or does testosterone simply have nothing to do with an erection? Also, pharmaceutical companies that test for erectile dysfunction EXCLUDE from the test all men with low testosterone? Does this mean that there is still a link between testosterone and erection? Or everything is wrong

Stevyamda

Some guys bounce back with a proper restart protocol (like HCG and Enclomiphene), but others never fully recover and end up back on TRT.
As for ED, a lot of guys don’t see a direct improvement from testosterone alone. It’s more about libido and overall well-being. If your issue is blood flow, like your new doc is saying, then aerobic exercise could help—but it’s not a quick fix. Some guys look into other ways to support muscle and energy levels while figuring things out. I know a few who buy steroids in Canada when they’re adjusting their protocol, just to keep their strength up, but obviously, that’s a personal call.