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JTan 12-01-2009 01:29 PM

DO Concussion affect your sexual ability??
 
Hi, Guys, I'm just join the community and I'd like to share my story and hopefully I can acquire some feedback from you.

I suffered from a Concussion 2 month ago on 8 Oct 2009 playing basketball. I fell over sombody and the back of my head hit the ground. People said I was out for about 2 min. I went to The ER after return my consciousness. I stayed there for couple hours,but the Doc didn't give me any CT scan or MRI because he said I was responding very well. However, I went to doc again a week after and he gave me the MRI, and the result was negative. He said things should be fine I just need to rest. Even though things seem to fine after 1 to 2 weeks, I did suffer from fatigue and a bit feeling of vomiting but never did, and My motivation was down,too. However, things seem to get back after 3 weeks. But the only thing bothers me is that I feel i'm unable to perform sexual activity.
I would have a hard time to get a erection ever since my injury, and the quality of the erection was not very good, either. I have not had sex for two months and even I tried to masturbate, the respond was not very positive which makes me depressed.
So far the only anxiety I'am dealing is the sexual activity concerns, but other symptoms of typical concussion doesn't seem to exist to me. I don't know if My case is odd or there could be some specific damage to your brain that cause your low motivation to sex.
I would love to hear your experience and any suggessions toward my case, Thank you.

Mark in Idaho 12-01-2009 06:17 PM

You might want to have a hormone blood test done. A concussion can mess up the hormone regulating mechanism.

DHEA and Testosterone are commonly low. I use a testosterone cream daily and take 25 mg of DHEA.

Schiff make a good quality DHEA that is widely sold in the vitmins and supplement section of many stores. I get my testosterone from a mail order compounding pharmacy. Testosterone can be very expensive from most compounding pharmacies. My source is high quality and a reasonable price.

If you get tested low in testosterone, post a comment and I will list the mail order pharmacy.

Are you taking any medications? Some of them can effect sexual function.

JTan 12-01-2009 09:21 PM

Hi, Mark. Good to hear back from you.
However, I still have a bit question for you regarding on my conditions.
I am not familiar with the medical field, do you know where can I get my hormone test done? And if the result is positive, How long do I have to take DHEA and the cream in order to get back to normal sexual performance?
And if by any chances that the result is negative, what could be the factors causing my problems?

Also, would I ever recover from low hormone if I don't take any medications but let the time heals itself??
Looking forward to your feedback and thank you for sharing.

-jason

JTan 12-01-2009 09:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho (Post 595455)
You might want to have a hormone blood test done. A concussion can mess up the hormone regulating mechanism.

DHEA and Testosterone are commonly low. I use a testosterone cream daily and take 25 mg of DHEA.

Schiff make a good quality DHEA that is widely sold in the vitmins and supplement section of many stores. I get my testosterone from a mail order compounding pharmacy. Testosterone can be very expensive from most compounding pharmacies. My source is high quality and a reasonable price.

If you get tested low in testosterone, post a comment and I will list the mail order pharmacy.

Are you taking any medications? Some of them can effect sexual function.


No, I have not taking any medication ever since the injury.


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