Is it normal that my errections are fine?

Symptoms Sexual
#1

I know that that subject line seemed ironic…

I have no problem in gaining and maintaining an erection most of the time.

I was wondering if everybody on this site had errection problems, or if there are a few, like myself, that can still have almost normal erections.

The side effects that I still have are:
low libitio
my ambition has gone way down
Watery ejaculate
I last too long during sex
I have less sensitivity in my penis.(can’t come when using a condom)
Lower than ideal testosterone
brainfog,
e.t.c

But I can still get a good erection and maintain it during sex. I still get morning woods, but less often then before.

#2

I am with you, I have the same situation. I was always able to get erections. I just had a much decreased libido, shrinkage, watery ejaculate, and desensitization, also brain-disconnected-from-penis feeling. However, my main concern was never really the sexual sides, in fact I was so worried about the other sides that I did not even realize the sexual sides were related until I found this site. My main problems were the “mental” sides, I had severe anxiety, memory problems, inability to think almost entirely, slurred speech, low ambition, depression, confusion, etc.

All my sides have gotten somewhat better over time, but still not near 100%. As before, I am more concerned about the non-sexual persistent effects than the sexual ones. Every once in a while I will have a day of clarity where my brain feel more similar to pre-fin. I noticed my last episode of this happened to be on an afternoon that I had taken an advil, there is an interesting old thread about this that I find interesting:

propeciahelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1689

I will be trying advil again today or tomorrow to see if I indeed feel there is a link. I know the main focus on this forum is about sexual function, but there is a smaller percentage of us that are equally/more concerned with other aspects.

#3

Thanks for the reply gcac. I was hoping that My problems might be caused by something else. But I can see that we are pretty much in the same boat.