Hello.

Thanks for the query.

I would like to know few other things to suggest you better.

1. Since when have you noticed this problem?

2. During ejaculation do you experience normal orgasm, does the ejaculate come out normally?

3. Do you any problem to fall asleep?

4. Do you have any burning sensation on passing urine?

5. Since when are you on Ventolin and Seretide?

6. Do you smoke?

There is a possibility you could be suffering from possible Erectile dysfunction, especially if you are unable to maintain erection during sexual intercourse.

If there is no problem while having sex, then it is less likely to be erectile dysfunction.

To elaborate, there can be many possible causes of erectile dysfunction like drugs, medical diseases, anxiety disorders, diabetes, smoking etc.

New studies have shown that Asthma may be regarded as an independent cause of erectile dysfunction which is more likely to occur in chronic asthmatics due to change in the nervous system regulation. The drugs you take as mentioned are not known to be directly related in causing erectile dysfunction.

You will need to undergo a complete evaluation by your Urologist to find the origin of your problem and also assess for the possible causes.

Avoid smoking. Avoid fatty food. Consult with your Doctor before taking any sort of medication. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and XXXXXXX leafy vegetables in your diet. Keep well hydrated throughout the day. Keep your blood pressure in control, as high blood pressure can also cause such problems. Do daily exercise. Get 6-8 hours of sleep and stay stress free, as anxiety can also be a factor in erectile dysfunction.

I hope I have answered your query. I will be available to answer your follow up queries.

Regards,

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Hello.

Thanks for writing again.

According to this history, there appears to be no distinct psychological trigger of your problem.

It is possible that your medical condition itself can predispose you to some erectile problems.

Since you do experience loss of some erection during sex which also delays ejaculation, it is possible you have Erectile Dysfunction.

This needs to be further assessed by your Urologist who will also require a detailed workup to find any triggering factors. Accordingly management in the form of counselling and/or drug management may be required to help you recover from this problem.

Eat healthy. Stay fit and stress free.

Hope this helps to answer your query.

Wishing you good health.

Regards.

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