I'm bringing this issue to /sci/ because I hope that there

Need more background info, things like past medical history, age, weight, ethnicity, comprehensive panel ect, it isn't easy with no blood tests, could be as simple as a vitamin deficiency with no blood tests.

>>7709835
Thanks for the response. I have had blood tests, no real issues there from what has been brought. I think I'm gonna get a new blood test from possible increased estrogen levels if you think that might be a problem, but there has no been real decrease in testosterone. I was still afraid that my vegetarian diet was causing this so I recently starting eating meet again but it didn't really make a different. When I first stopped eating meat I got a blood test and they told me I was the most healthy I have been. I thought my adderall prescription combined with marijuana use might have caused this (I saw anecdotal stories on the internet that might confirm this) so I stopped using both but I had no real difference. I've been taking multi-vitamins recently as well. I'm getting more blood tests done soon for the possible increased estrogen levels (which kind of seems unlikely) and for a unrelated stomach condition. I'm going back to my urologist soon, what should I talk to him about to get the best procedure possible (in terms of tests and variables in my lifestyle?) english isn't my first language so I apologize for issues in what i say

>>7709846
Also, Caucasian, (mostly irish ancestry) 163 lbs (usually underweight but am getting older so for my 6 foot height it's not as bad) and i'm 21. If you know what vitamins could affect this please let me know. sorry for my dumb responses by han solo your my only hope

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sorry anons, I didn't want to bump this thread if I didn't think it would be worth it. here's George Bluth Sr.'s middle-man telling an extremely offensive joke to Jerry Seinfeld for compensation. Love you guys if this whole thread has been off topic you can ban me i dont care

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>>7709870
Whats the point of that image? I actually know that kid, I feel pretty bad for him. Hes borderline retarded and cant make rational decisions and he fucked up his life.

You probably have cancer.

>>7709821
Jelqing's helped me with erection quality. It's a simple exercise you can do at home. L-Arginine also helps with bloodflow.

>>7710237
Kegels too OP.

Could be a prolactinoma, which is a tumor in the pituitary gland that hangs off the brain. Too much prolactin shuts down testosterone production causing ED in guys. Do you get headaches? have vision problems? Do you have gyno? Do your nipples secrete a milky substance? At 21 thats only thing I can think of for you. Unless you have like some fucked up anatomy. Or like a genetic syndrome.

are you taking anti-psychotic meds like risperidone? those can cause ED by increasing prolactin

>medfag

>>7709821
I feel for you, man. I hope someone here can help you out or point you in the right direction.

Any chance you could post pictures or scans of your blood-work? ED is multifactorial, as you've already found out, so it's a tough one to pinpoint a proper treatment. Adderall, caffeine, etc. are vasoconstrictive (read: stim-dick), but the effects are short lasting and shouldn't impede erection as significantly as you state nor in the long term.

You mention that you are vegetarian. May I ask how long you've followed this diet? Do you consume a lot of soy-products, such as tofu? There is some evidence (take all research with a grain of salt, however), that phyto-estrogen compounds in soy lead to decreased sex-hormone biosynthesis (hypogonadism) and erectile dysfunction. Here is one such study where the case subject regained full sexual function after a year of discontinuing a vegan diet and cutting out soy: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21353476

Like I said though, this is just one person, and medical research is inherently difficult.

My advice to you would be to continue with the top-down process of alleviating symptoms. See numerous doctors as well if you are financially able. Start cardiovascular exercise, eat a balanced diet, and get lots of sleep. By slowly controlling variables, you can gather data to reiterate to a professional in helping solve the problem -- or you'll find solutions yourself.

The mechanisms of erection are numerous, co-regulated, and complex. For instance, polyglandular autoimmune syndrome (PAS) can contribute to erectile dysfunction, and is clinically not an easy diagnosis: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15800777

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoimmune_polyendocrine_syndrome

Sorry for the rambling. Provide what additional info you can here. Best of luck to you.