Feel ready to give up..

[codered5]

It's been a long journey for me and I feel like giving up, I'll try to keep this short. I have struggled with hormones for five years and had tons of adverse physical symptoms..through an hcg restart and better diet and exercise, my lh doubled and my t is now at an ok, not great level (mid 400s last time I checked I think). Oh I am 25.. Even after the t came up, I still had issues with anxiety and facial flushing all the time, not situational based..I eliminated stimulants and within weeks that cleared up and EQ improved as well...However, I still struggle with low libido and a pounding heart..heart beats hard not necessarily fast but bp and pulse are normal..it keeps me up at night sometimes, I have been told it could be thyroid or anxiety, but there is no mental fear or anything that comes with it so if anyone has any ideas that would be great..what it does do however, is make it difficult to get and keep an erection..I can feel it in my body it's like all the blood is drained away from the extremities to support the heart..

After putting up with it for 3 years, I think my gf is finally fed up and I can't say I blame her.. It's weird, like 60% of the time I am fine but there are many times I lose the erection..we were talking about getting engaged too..feel like my life is slipping away..I mean I guess going on cialis isn't the worse thing in the world but I am only 25... We attempted to have sex the other day and I felt fairly relaxed but my member wouldn't even move, like not at all 100% flaccid..the night before she had fondled me in my car and I had a half hour long erection..it's just so random such a flip of the coin..and sometimes I will feel anxious and be rock hard but others I'll feel great but nothing..if anyone has any guidance I would love to hear it. It may be time to go see the matrix.. Thanks guys

 

[The Matrix]

It's been a long journey for me and I feel like giving up, I'll try to keep this short. I have struggled with hormones for five years and had tons of adverse physical symptoms..through an hcg restart and better diet and exercise, my lh doubled and my t is now at an ok, not great level (mid 400s last time I checked I think). Oh I am 25.. Even after the t came up, I still had issues with anxiety and facial flushing all the time, not situational based..I eliminated stimulants and within weeks that cleared up and EQ improved as well...However, I still struggle with low libido and a pounding heart..heart beats hard not necessarily fast but bp and pulse are normal..it keeps me up at night sometimes, I have been told it could be thyroid or anxiety, but there is no mental fear or anything that comes with it so if anyone has any ideas that would be great..what it does do however, is make it difficult to get and keep an erection..I can feel it in my body it's like all the blood is drained away from the extremities to support the heart..

After putting up with it for 3 years, I think my gf is finally fed up and I can't say I blame her.. It's weird, like 60% of the time I am fine but there are many times I lose the erection..we were talking about getting engaged too..feel like my life is slipping away..I mean I guess going on cialis isn't the worse thing in the world but I am only 25... We attempted to have sex the other day and I felt fairly relaxed but my member wouldn't even move, like not at all 100% flaccid..the night before she had fondled me in my car and I had a half hour long erection..it's just so random such a flip of the coin..and sometimes I will feel anxious and be rock hard but others I'll feel great but nothing..if anyone has any guidance I would love to hear it. It may be time to go see the matrix.. Thanks guys

Codered I deal with these cases on a daily basis and it will not be hard to figure out. I now getting referal from other Dr's to start examing cases which they are just confused on. Some are coming out of the blue. I be glad to help you out the best I can to help get you back into balance. Its probably just some simple over looked thing out side the normal scope of endos which has not been locked at.