ED and testosterone deficiency syndrome, the portal to men's health (2012)

[Obsie]

Two canadian MDs discuss the close relation between ED and TDS. Table about the different PDE-5 inhibitors (viagra, cialis, taxyn...) properties and effects. Analysis of transurethral and transcavernosal drugs, as well as Testosterone Replacement Therapy.

It is an interesting study, because we know that Peyronies Disease is related to ED : penile trauma is more likely to happen when the penis is not completely hard. This is probably why most Peyronies Disease patients do not remember any penile accident prior to the disease. In this regard, fighting ED is as important as avoiding too aggressive sex (with partner on top). Young men should have their testosterone levels checked!

http://www.canjurol.com/html/free-articles/V19I5S1F-04-DrGreenspan.pdf

[james1947]

Worth reading the article.

James

[MattFoley]

I agree. Testosterone should always be monitored. That's the stuff that makes us men so we had better pay attention.

[arcadia68]

Excellent article.

[james1947]

We have many Testosterone related topics, so I decided to post on this one.
In my case, the ED and/or Peyronies are definitely not connected to Testosterone deficiency.
I just got the results yesterday.
The test was made 11 AM.
Average for male 65 - 74 (from the Internet) is 524
The scale for male,>= 50 year the range is 193 - 740 ng/dL (according to the laboratory)
Mine is 693.00.
I don't think I need treatment to increase it.
Opinions? Matt?

James