The problem you describe is treatable in many cases and is not necessarily permanent. Difficulty maintaining an erection during attempted penetration is a common form of erectile dysfunction (ED). Since you have type 2
diabetes (currently in remission) and are taking medication for high blood pressure, there may be a physical component, although psychological factors such as performance anxiety can also contributeâespecially when there is concern about penile size or first intercourse.
Regarding the micropenis, it is important to distinguish between a true micropenis (which has a specific medical definition) and a penis that is simply smaller than average. Even men with a smaller penis can often have satisfactory sexual intercourse if they achieve a firm erection. Therefore, the priority is to identify and treat the cause of the erection problem.
Next Steps
A consultation with us is recommended for a comprehensive evaluation. Your
diabetes and blood pressure should continue to be well controlled, as good vascular health is essential for erections. Review all your medications with your doctor, although Eritel (telmisartan) is generally less likely than many other blood pressure medications to cause erectile dysfunction. For personalized assessment, better guidance, and a holistic treatment approach for erectile dysfunction, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5.
Health Tips
Continue maintaining your healthy lifestyle to keep your
diabetes in remission. Exercise regularly, sleep 7â9 hours each night, avoid smoking and excessive alcohol, and communicate openly with your partner to reduce performance pressure. Many men with ED improve significantly once the underlying cause is identified and treated. Therefore, your condition is often treatable and should not be assumed to be permanent, even if it has been affecting your relationship. Thank you