** Erection Problem Please Help **

Hello ,
I am newly married man age 27. During a month i feel normal and properly did sex with my wife but after a month i feel erectile dysfunction not getting proper erection.
I have used Anabolic Steroid in past. But i have stopped it one year before. What i have taken im listing it below.

First Cycle in 2015:
10ml -- Winstrol (for 10 Week)
2ml --- Testosterone
Clen 60mg --- 100 tabs

PCT :
Temoxifen 10mg during or after cycle for 2 week.
Provinon 10 tabs -- 3 packet

After Six month took another cycle:

10ml Testosterone -- 1 ml in a week
10ml Winstrol -- 1ml in a week.
Winstrol 10mg Oral --- 50 tabs
Clen 40 mg -- 100 tabs

PCT :
Temoxifen 2 week
HCG 5000iu 2 shot once a week

Thats it not taken any steroid after that its been a year now.
Now when i feel Erection problem i did blood test and reports are :

E2 : 36.00 pg/ml (Adult: less than 62.0)
Total Test: 14.30 nmol/L (8.33 - 30.19)
LH : 1.49 mIU/ml. (1.14 - 8.75)
FSH : 1.41 mIU/ml (0.95 - 11.9)
TSH : 5.575 uIU/ml (0.35 - 4.94)
Prolactin: 11.56 ng/ml (3.46 - 19.4)
Progesterone : 1.11 ng/ml. (0.25 - 0.56)

I have specified the reference range in the bracket now please help what to do ?
And how much time it will take to get back my sex drive and my erection problem will solve?

Now i start a PCT like this:-
Clomid 50mg ed
Nolva 20mg ed
Caber 0.25mg every 3 days
Natural Testosterone Booster
Multi Vitamins and Clacium

Its been 10 days to start this PCT program but still not getting my problem solve.
How much time should i wait to recover my self?
Please Help

Prolactin: 11.56 ng/ml (3.46 - 19.4)
Progesterone : 1.11 ng/ml. (0.25 - 0.56)

There are your causes. Would suggest that you change your post to include MG per ML. Just giving ML does let anyone know what you were really taking. Example: 50 mg per ML is and taking 1 ML is diferent than 200 mg per ML. IMHO pitch that "natural Testosterone Booster.

Someone with more Ancillary knowledge will jump in here and help with how to drop those levels.

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TSH : 5.575 uIU/ml (0.35 - 4.94)

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You need thyroid hormone replacement.

Please expalin in brief

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Originally Posted by tosslif

Please expalin in brief

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TSH is high and that means your thyroid is being hypoactive (hypothyroidism), that's usually the result of hashimoto thyroiditis or Iodine deficiency.

Check with an endocrinologist and next time pull a full thyroid panel, includes TSH, FT4, FT3 (not T4/T3) thyroid antibodies abTPO plus abTG.

You are likely in the need of small amount of levothyroxine (50-75mcg). It's a matter that needs to be fixed disregarding the issue with ED, but still might be a contributor to it.

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Originally Posted by bizzarro

You need thyroid hormone replacement.

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Your thyroid works on a negative feedback system. So adding thyroid medication like Synthroid will drop your TSH levels. Please see and speak with a doctor about this and do not try to treat this yourself. There might be other things than going on with thyroid.

I do not think this is what is causing your ED but worth talking to your doctor about.

Thanks for replying .
Dont you think my progesterone is bit high and that the cause of my problem.
My doctor said TSH is not a culprit its high progesterone which is creating problem.

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Originally Posted by tosslif

Thanks for replying .
Dont you think my progesterone is bit high and that the cause of my problem.
My doctor said TSH is not a culprit its high progesterone which is creating problem.

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yes , but your Estrogen is normal . a lot of times erection issues arise due to progesterone being high and driving up estrogen , this is not your case. however perhaps just the high progesterone itself is effecting you

Correct your thyroid issue and odds are your hormones will bounce back, as well as your erections.

Do some reading at www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

Please suggest some medicine
Some PCT that can solve my problem
Hight appreciate your feedback.

Kindly suggest me Medicine.
Some PCT that can help me out
Highly appreciate your feedback on this.

Have you tried any of the ED meds like CIALIS,VIAGRA,LEVITRA?

Take care of the hypothyroidism and see what happens. I have it and when I got it straightened out everything about my body changed for the better.

Hello its been a month to start a PCT
My PCT :
clomid - 50mg everyday
nolvadex - 20 mg everyday
caber - 0.25 first 2 week
0.5 last week
levothroxine 25mcg everyday

my new blood test reports after PCT are:

E2 : 25.00 pg/ml (Adult: less than 62.0)
Total Test: 25.20 nmol/L (8.33 - 30.19)
LH : 4.49 mIU/ml. (1.14 - 8.75)
FSH : 2.41 mIU/ml (0.95 - 11.9)
TSH : 5.46 uIU/ml (0.35 - 4.94)
Prolactin: 0.22 ng/ml (3.46 - 19.4)
Progesterone : 0.24 ng/ml. (0.10 - 0.20)

The problem is im still not getting hard erection in the morning my ED problem wont improve.
why levothyroxine not working and TSH is again high
My Endo doctor proscribed me Cialis for 2 month and levothyroxine 25 mcg for 2 month.
What should i do ?
will my problem solved after 2 month.

your doctor should be SLOWLY adjusting up your dose of Levethyroxine until your TSH lowers down toward 1.0

Does only mild hypothyroidism creating my erection problem ?
will my problem solved after 2 month.

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Originally Posted by tosslif

Does only mild hypothyroidism creating my erection problem ?
will my problem solved after 2 month.

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you don't know how mild your hypothyroidism is without a full thyroid panel....
only time will tell when you will be better but fixing your thyroid can only help.

So do i need to follow my endocrinologist guideline?
Is this Cureable?

Is it possible that hypothyroidism patient facing erectile dysfunction issue?

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Originally Posted by tosslif

Is it possible that hypothyroidism patient facing erectile dysfunction issue?

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yes. Read the link KelKel posted above.

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Originally Posted by tosslif

So do i need to follow my endocrinologist guideline?
Is this Cureable?

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yes. he is a doctor, you are not. If you want, get a second opinion from another doctor.

cureable, maybe maybe not.
treatable, yes.