Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Why Your ED Comes and Goes (The Truth) 💡 #MensHealth #ED #StressRelief

11 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this concise health talk, Dr. Anne Truong explains that intermittent erectile dysfunction (ED) experienced by men, typically between ages 35‑65, is not random and is often reversible without immediate medication. She highlights key patterns—better morning or solo erections compared to partnered performance, worsening symptoms under stress or with new partners—and emphasizes that simple lifestyle adjustments and stress reduction can resolve the issue. The speaker urges viewers to stay until the end for actionable solutions.

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You find your are great one day and gone the next. Well, it's not random. It's almost always fixable without jumping straight to medication. Stay all the way to the end because I'm going to show you what is the real problem and what you can do to fix it. What is hit or miss really mean? Let me ask you this, Are you still getting morning or your solo better than with a partner or without a partner? Is it worse when you're stressed or with a new partner? Well, let me tell you this. Intermittent ed sometime between the age of 35 to 65 is actually common and it's very often improved with just simple lifestyle changes and reducing your stress.