Hormone evaluation
Testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, thyroid, or other factors may be considered when symptoms and history suggest a hormonal contribution.
Sexual health is part of overall health. Changes in libido, performance, comfort, or function can be influenced by hormones, circulation, stress, sleep, medications, relationship factors, and other medical conditions.

When appropriate, treatment may include addressing hormone concerns, medication review, lifestyle factors, or prescription options. Generic medications such as sildenafil or tadalafil may be discussed for appropriate patients with erectile-function concerns.
Testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, thyroid, or other factors may be considered when symptoms and history suggest a hormonal contribution.
These generic prescription medications may be considered for appropriate patients with erectile-function concerns after medical evaluation and contraindication review.
For appropriate patients, clinician-guided treatment may address dryness, discomfort, libido changes, and other menopause-related sexual-health concerns.
Discuss symptoms, timing, medications, health conditions, stressors, and what has changed.
The clinician considers hormonal, cardiovascular, medication-related, psychological, and other possible contributors.
Treatment may include medication, hormone care, lifestyle changes, referral, or a combination depending on the cause.
Yes. Sexual wellness concerns can affect adults of all genders, and evaluation is individualized.
These generic medications may be considered for appropriate patients after medical evaluation. They are not safe for everyone.
Yes, but libido is influenced by many factors. Hormone evaluation may be part of the workup when appropriate.
Often, yes. Treatment depends on the cause and may include nonprescription or prescription options after evaluation.
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Sexual-health symptoms can be related to cardiovascular, hormonal, medication-related, psychological, or other medical factors. Sildenafil, tadalafil, hormone therapy, and other prescription treatments require clinician evaluation and are not appropriate for everyone. Urgent or severe symptoms should be evaluated promptly.