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If you're single and don't currently have a steady partner, how do you discuss ED to your doctor if you're experiencing this problem so they understand?

ED certainly affects the ability to release build up...like being sexually constipated. Your Dr is aware of the problems that can arise from that situation. If you are not convinced of that, let him know how frustrating it is to be horny-out-of-your-mind and unable to get it up to even wank. Since 'ALL' men wank, he will immediately understand what that might be like...I'm sure fear will play a part in his diagnosis. However, if he doesn't live with ED on a daily basis, his empathy will be limited as to how that affects you with everything else. Tell him a few frustrating episodes you've experienced, I'm sure he will be enlightened.

ED certainly affects the ability to release build up...like being sexually constipated. Your Dr should be aware of the problems that can arise from that situation. If you are not convinced of that, let him know how frustrating it is to be horny-out-of-your-mind and unable to get it up for sex but also emphasize that you can't even wank. Since 'ALL' men wank, he will immediately understand what that might be like...I'm sure his fear will play a part in his diagnosis. However, if he doesn't live with ED on a daily basis, his empathy will be limited as to how that affects you mentally and with everything else. Tell him a few frustrating episodes you've experienced, I'm sure he will be enlightened.

cdn_bro,
I'm a little confused ... since in your other posts you state you are taking ED pills and injecting ... what else would you need to discuss. Besides how does your doctor know you don't have a steady partner ... and what does that matter?

You should be able to freely discuss ED with your Doc ... you are certainly not the first to approach him with these issues.

If this is the real issue, you can achieve a climax without having a hard on.