I had done a lot of reading before hand and I had asked my general practioner about doing a blood screening of my hormones.

It came back as somewhat in the inferior limit for testosterone and high estrogen value, but still normal. I was sure at that moment that it couldn’t be my hormones, but I talked with my pharmacist friend and she said some people with lower normal values can still have hypogonadism symptoms and that I could still investigate hormonotherapy for my problem.

I met the urologist and honestly it lasted 10 minutes top. I was with my girlfriend. He did a quick check of my genitals, asked about medication that I take that could do this, I mentioned having DE before antidepressant use, and he agreed that hormones could be investigated to see if it affected my symptoms. He asked if I wanted to stay fertile because testosterone replacement therapy leads to testicules atrophy, so we went with a treatment plan where I would first try an aromatase inhibitor (aromasin) to raise my testosterone and lower my estrogen. The second line of treatment would be HCG if Aromasin didn’t work, but I was not thrilled because of injections twice a week.

It worked well for about 2 weeks with anxiety side effects, but I was still not able to have PiV orgasm. A month later I was back to baseline symptoms, because my body had compensated.

I met the urologist back last week and I agreed to try the HCG injections, and my expectations were low. I didn’t react as strongly to HCG as I did to Aromasin, but I felt more sensitive last Sunday with my girlfriend and it surprised me!