Live Q&A: Ask Me Anything (Men's Health & Performance Unfiltered)

11 Aug 2026 · 62 min
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In this August 11, 2026 live YouTube session, Dr. Anne Truong (MD) fields a rapid‑fire stream of viewer questions about male sexual health. She explains the mechanisms and risks of finasteride, describing its role in hair loss, its 1 % incidence of erectile dysfunction (ED), and the post‑finasteride syndrome that can persist for months to years after discontinuation. Dr. Truong emphasizes that the most common finasteride‑related ED is a venous leak and recommends lifestyle optimization, testosterone dose adjustment, and penile pumping as first‑line mitigation. She stresses that optimal testosterone levels are highly individualized, guided by symptoms rather than a universal numeric target, and outlines the ADAM questionnaire as a practical screening tool. Natural testosterone‑boosting strategies are detailed: stress reduction (cortisol testing via saliva), adequate sleep (10 pm‑6 am), Mediterranean diet, high‑intensity interval training, smoking cessation, and avoiding processed foods. The doctor then addresses broader ED causes, linking soft erections and venous leak to diet, exercise, sleep, stress, vaping, porn use, and certain medications. She frames ED as an early warning sign for cardiovascular disease, noting the penile vasculature is smaller than coronary vessels. For delayed ejaculation, she enumerates hormonal, anatomical, medication‑related, and neurologic etiologies, and outlines a comprehensive work‑up (prostate exam, PSA, testosterone, prolactin, thyroid, HbA1c, lipids, MRI if needed). Advanced therapeutic options are discussed: Botox (100 U total, 50 U per corpus cavernosum) combined with platelet‑rich plasma (PRP) to relax penile smooth muscle and promote neovascularization; penile pumps and traction devices for temporary girth/length gains; surgical options for significant enlargement; and focused shockwave therapy (office‑based, 6‑12 weekly sessions) versus unproven at‑home radial devices. She also mentions side effects of testosterone replacement (erythrocytosis, testicular atrophy, potential hair loss) and cautions against relying solely on PDE5 inhibitors as a “band‑aid” for underlying pathology. Throughout, Dr. Truong promotes her practice resources (renewwithdranne.com, e4noed.com, ednomore.com) and encourages viewers to subscribe for ongoing education.

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