Low testosterone
Drops with age and with obesity — reduces libido, energy and morning erections.

Sexual function depends on hormones, blood vessels, nerves and mind working together. A weakness in any one link creates symptoms.
Drops with age and with obesity — reduces libido, energy and morning erections.
The same process behind heart disease also blunts erectile firmness.
Anxiety, depression and relationship strain are common — and treatable — drivers.
Antidepressants, blood-pressure drugs and finasteride can affect libido and ejaculation.
Diabetes, thyroid disease and kidney disease all affect sexual function.
Alcohol, tobacco and recreational drugs each reduce performance over time.
Any one of the following symptoms is worth a consultation — especially if it has been ongoing for more than a few weeks.
The assessment is short, respectful and specific — no fishing expeditions, no unnecessary tests.
Onset, timing, relationship context and prior treatments — in your own words.
Body composition, secondary sexual characteristics and cardiovascular status.
Testosterone (morning), LH, FSH, prolactin and thyroid tests.
Fasting sugar, HbA1c and lipid profile — often the missing link.
IIEF-5 for erections, PEDT for premature ejaculation — objective baselines to track progress.
SSRIs, PDE5 inhibitors and topical agents where appropriate.
Structured techniques for PE and performance anxiety.
Testosterone and thyroid evaluation, treated when clinically warranted.
Referral to trusted partners when a relational component is present.
Long-term sexual health is built on the same foundations as long-term general health.
Real moments from consultations, imaging, surgery and follow-up — the standard of care patients can expect.






A single consultation usually clarifies the diagnosis and the treatment path. Book yours today, or contact the doctor for a quick question.
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Consultant Urologist & Sexologist · Karachi, Pakistan