Based on the information you have shared, this presentation is not uncommon and does not indicate a hormone deficiency or serious organic disease.
Your
testosterone level (7.06 ng/dL),
prolactin, and blood
sugar being normal means that the hormonal and metabolic causes of erectile dysfunction have been ruled out. When libido is low and PDE-5 inhibitors (like sildenafil/tadalafil) do not give benefit despite normal hormones, the most likely causes are psychogenic erectile dysfunction, performance anxiety, chronic stress, depression, excessive pornography/masturbation, sleep disturbance, or overactivation of the sympathetic nervous system. In such cases, the problem is not blood flow or testosterone, but impaired brain–sexual response coordination, which is why tablets alone do not work well.
Low libido with normal testosterone is very commonly seen in men with anxiety, mental fatigue, relationship stress, fear of failure, or long-standing stress, even if erections were previously normal.
PDE-5 inhibitors require proper sexual stimulation and mental readiness to work,without that, their effect is limited.
Next Steps
Management focuses on identifying and correcting the underlying cause, not increasing doses of erectile tablets. This may include stress management, sleep correction, reducing pornography/masturbation frequency, psychological counseling or sex therapy, and in selected cases, short-term use of low-dose anxiolytic or antidepressant medication under supervision. Lifestyle measures such as regular exercise, adequate sleep, and limiting alcohol are also important.
Health Tips
This condition is treatable and reversible, and with proper evaluation and targeted management, normal libido and erections can return. A consultation for a detailed sexual and psychological assessment is strongly recommended rather than continuing trial-and-error with ED medications.