Let's do different age groups.

So in younger men, unless they have medical conditions like neurologic disease, maybe they had a spinal cord injury, or maybe they've been diabetic for a long time and it's affecting their nerves- Some of that is anxiety.

Um, it is not an uncommon scenario.

Maybe somebody got too drunk or did certain drugs and they weren't able to get it up.

Then, of course, the next time, it's so anxiety-provoking, it just doesn't work.

So oftentimes Viagra is used or some medication like that, and it's a little bit of a placebo, honestly.

But for a young, healthy man who can't get it up, I'd probably send them to see a sexologist like you or a sex therapist.

No.

Mm-hmm.

So we have to make sure that women understand that.

But if a woman's coming in, she's fanning herself, I mean, no question, let's try to get you on something that's going to help you.

Thankfully, there are also non-hormonal options for hot flashes these days for women who cannot take hormones, say she's got breast cancer, a very strong family history of breast cancer or blood clots.

But the first question is, why do you wanna take hormones? If it's for libido, then maybe she's already on estrogen.

Maybe we just add a little testosterone.

But like anything, it's not really necessarily a one-size-fits-all.

But what can a person do who's so susceptible, so vulnerable to UTIs? What is the remedy?