Erection questions

I started PE 1 year ago, I received a concussion 6months ago, rushed to the hospital and they said no damage since I reacted to all the tests and they said no neurological damage had been done.
The problem was, the day after the concussion I couldn’t achieve a erection :| now this might be side effects of anxiety and acute concussion.
The thing is: 6months later I STILL Don’t GET rock hard erections, I have zero sex drive (I think that’s because of my depression and other mental problems).
I’m not on any medication except diazepam for my anxiety disorder.

I was just wondering, at age 19, does this sound physiological or psychological? I’m getting really worried, I can get a erection, but it doesn’t last long unless I keep stimulating it.. Also I can’t exercise the pelvic muscle well. Whats wrong?;(

Read this information on Diazepam: http://www.drug … epam/index.html Scroll down to see the less serious but common side effects including loss of sex drive.

Thanks and yea if it was physiological I wouldn’t be able to maintain a erection during intercourse at all right?

I’ve been through a hell emotionally and mentally lately, I was just wondering could emotional distress cause you not to achieve erection alone or does it have to involve some physical damage?

Your emotions do affect your physiology. Physiology affect your emotions.

Obviously, but most causes of ED 8/10 is caused by neurological damage in the brain or nerves.

Not emotional, they are 100% horny, but can’t get it up.

I’m the opposite: feel zero arousal, can get “hard” not horny so it subsides.

Not quite so. About 45 percent of all ED is from vascular issues.

Hm think vascular disease could be the cause in a 19year old male?

Hard to say (no pun intended). My suggestion is talk to a doctor about your concerns.

Apparently 72% of statistics are made up on the spot.

Has you doctor checked testosterone level? I take testosterone shots (self administered). Great stuff.