ED + sexual health calculator.
An interactive reading of how the sexual-wellness system is distributing — hormonal, vascular, metabolic, recovery, and mind–body — built from your symptom intensities, lifestyle resilience, and format orientation. Educational, source-grounded, discreet.
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Updates as you adjust the inputs. Educational orientation — not a diagnosis.
Select intensity on any symptom above to surface the layer most likely to be driving the cluster.
- Hormonal0
- Vascular0
- Metabolic0
- Recovery0
- Mind–body0
Select intensity on any symptom above to surface a personal cluster.
- Total Testosterone
- Free Testosterone
- SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin)
- Estradiol (E2) in Men
- Prolactin
- Thyroid (Free T3 / TSH)
- DHEA-S
- Lipid Panel
Standard panel underneath: Hormones · Lipids · CBC · CMP. Provider-reviewed.
Cardiovascular fitness, sleep, metabolic health, stress, alcohol, and relational context sit alongside hormonal status in the reference.
PDE5-pathway agent with extended duration. Discussed in the reference for sexual wellness use.
Reference frames PDE5-pathway agents as provider-managed within a longitudinal sexual wellness pathway. Vascular and cardiovascular context informs eligibility — not a single number.
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Sexual health is a system signal. Route into the right panel, pathway, and provider in under two minutes.
Common assumptions, gently corrected.
Sexual function integrates vascular, hormonal, metabolic, neural, and contextual inputs. The reference treats it as a system — not a single lever.
The reference frames sexual wellness as longitudinal and contextual. Whether support is episodic or ongoing depends on the underlying picture, not the first conversation.
The reference distinguishes 'normal' from 'optimal' — particularly for free testosterone. Optimization is a provider-managed conversation, not a binary lab result.
Early signals — sensitivity shifts, reduced morning erections, libido changes — are context cues providers actually want. They sharpen the rest of the evaluation.
What the reference actually says.
- No. The reference treats sexual function as a system — hormonal, vascular, metabolic, neural, and contextual. A provider-reviewed evaluation maps which layers are most relevant before any pathway is chosen.
- The reference frames PDE5-pathway agents as one provider-managed option within a longitudinal sexual wellness pathway. Whether they are a complete solution depends on the underlying picture — which is what evaluation clarifies.
- When the symptom cluster includes libido, recovery, or fatigue alongside erectile concerns, the reference points toward hormonal context as part of the evaluation. The baseline biomarker panel is the typical entry point.
- The reference treats nocturnal and morning erections as an educational baseline cue for vascular and hormonal sufficiency. They are a context signal providers ask about — not a standalone diagnosis.
- Yes. oMeds care is synchronous — live video with a licensed provider in your state. Sexual wellness pathways are provider-managed end-to-end.
- Yes. Sexual wellness conversations happen one-to-one with your provider. Education on this page is intentionally neutral so you can explore before initiating a conversation.