Talk to Sexologist on Low Sexual Desire /soft Erection

Updated Medical Consultation Summary ​Patient Name: hhhhhh Age: 35 years Date: July 13, 2026 ​Presenting Complaints: ​Sexual Dysfunction: ​Significant decline in sexual desire and erectile dysfunction (erections are achievable but not rigid/hard enough for intercourse). ​Observed issues persist even when attempting masturbation; the inability to maintain a firm erection makes sexual intercourse difficult. ​Semen Quality: Ejaculate is yellowish in color, lacks density (thin/watery consistency), and the volume is significantly low. ​Gastrointestinal Issues: Observed visible parasites (worms) in the stool, accompanied by gas and pressure in the pelvic/lower abdominal region. ​Dermatological Symptoms: Chronic itching, specifically in the scrotal area. ​Urinary Symptoms: Persistent sensation of burning during urination and discomfort in the urethra. ​Chronic Allergy & Medication: Long-term pollen allergy managed with Rigix, Lodine/Fixit, and nasal sprays. Frequent self-administration of Diclo and Dexamethasone injections every 2–3 weeks to manage severe flare-ups. ​Past Medical History: Diagnosed with H. Pylori four months ago; completed triple-antibiotic therapy. ​Laboratory Findings (12-Jun-2026): ​Triglycerides: 386 mg/dl (Significantly high) ​Eosinophils: 11.7% (Elevated) ​Testosterone: 3.57 ng/mL (Lower end of normal range) ​Vitamin D3: 14.5 ng/ml (Severe deficiency)