Talk to Sexologist on ED Issue
Asking For Self, Male 35, Rawalpindi
i m married before 7 days .however, still unable to penetrate due to loss of erection at that moment. i tried today 0.5 tablet of 10 mg fildil but couldn't get erection. i think it is due to performance anxiety. i don't have any b.p issue etc. recommend quick fix options of E.D
Dr. M Sanaullah Qureshi - General Physician
MBBS, RMP | Khanewal
Ur query is well understood but
detailed history needed for better outcome
book appointment for one on one consultation for as low as Rs 0 for today
ur issue would be resolved IA.
Needs proper counselling and management strategies. Its common in newly married couples. Take appointment
counseling and lifestyle management
Rizwan Ali Khan - Clinical Psychologist
| MSc (Psychology) | MS (Clinical Psychology) | Certified (Crucial Conversations) | | Lahore
83 Positive Reviews
For initial Assessment Just click on video consultation I will give you a list of possible solutions pick the best one Apply and Enjoy Good Health Forever InshaAllah
Mr. Ahmad Ali Chughtai - Psychologist
MS (Clinical Psychology) BSc (hons) Applied Psychology Certified Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Sexual Dysfunction Management | Lahore
76 Positive Reviews
Only medicines will not help you. You have to take psychological help also.
You should consult psychologist for further evaluation and treatment of your problems
Dr. Muhammad Ayub Baloch | Consultant Psychiatrist | FCPS (Gold Medalist) - Psychiatrist
MBBS, FCPS Psychiatry ( Gold-Medalist ), Fellow, College of Physicians & Surgeons, Pakistan, Certificated Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Consultant Psychiatrist & Expert in the treatment of Psychiatric, Neuropsychiatric, Drug addiction & Sexual disorders | Karachi
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Difficulty maintaining erection in the first week after marriage is quite common and is often related to performance anxiety, stress, fear of failure, or pressure to perform, especially when spontaneous erections are otherwise normal. One unsuccessful attempt can itself increase anxiety and temporarily worsen the problem.
ED medicines may not work properly without adequate arousal, relaxation, correct timing, and proper medical guidance. Self-medication or frequent dose changes should be avoided without assessment. It is also important to rule out contributing factors such as anxiety, sleep issues, depression, diabetes, hormonal problems, or medication effects.
This condition is treatable in most cases with proper evaluation and management. You may book an online appointment for a confidential assessment and individualized treatment plan.
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