How to overcome erection problems?

Hello doctor,

I am 27 years old, with no chronic health diseases. For the past six months, I have had erection problems. Everything from infrequent morning erections to weak erections while having sex and masturbating. My doctors took a full blood test and everything, including my testosterone levels, came back normal. What is the issue here? I am having trouble figuring out why a 27-year-old would be having his erections change so drastically from what they were before.

Thank you doctor,

Those are all psychological causes, though. I am wondering what physical causes could be. I do not know if any of those apply to me. Work or personal stress (I did not have any fear when I noticed this happening. I have dealt with a lot of work stress in my life, but it never affected my erections. I have been stressed in the last six months only because of my erection problem. I have seen 19 doctors because of this). Diet habits (I do not have an unhealthy diet. Yes, sometimes I eat junk food but no more than the average person. I eat tons of fruits and vegetables, and I always have. Inadequate sleep (for most of my adult life, I have always had very little sleep, and it never caused erectile dysfunction. Why would it be causing it now?

Aging (I understand how aging works. I know the older we get, the less our body will work, but I am only 27 years old. I should not be having a drastic change in erections. That is like saying one night I go to sleep, and my skin is just like it is now and then the next morning I wake up, and I have wrinkles like a 60-year-old man and a doctor telling me it is aging. If it were due to aging, then this would a gradual change, it should not have happened overnight. What are the chances that one of my penile arteries is damaged? I have talked to 19 doctors about this, and none of them are taking it seriously, and it is driving me even more crazy. They are all saying it is due to anxiety, but I am not sure if it is the fact that this happened all around the time I treated my phimosis makes me think that my phimosis is what caused this.

Thank you doctor,

Damage of the penile artery or veins is caused by other factors such as neurological or diabetes? I assumed that I must have damaged a nerve because when I pulled my foreskin back for the first time with an erection, my skin only exposed my glans and could not go any further down. It was very tight underneath my glans, and when I ejaculated, and it became tighter, so I assumed that I damaged an artery by doing that. Is that not possible?

Thank you doctor,

Even if it s tight around the penis?

hi doctor, i was doing some more research and I found this one article that says venous leak would be a possible cause for ED in young men. Is this likely for me? I am trying not to think about this issue but I am also getting fewer and fewer morning erections as well and when I wake up in the middle of the night I also don't notice an erection. In the beginning of this problem I would still notice morning wood 5 times a week and sometimes when I woke up in the middle of the night I would notice an erection. Now it seems as though my morning erections are happening like once every 2 weeks. Is this not a concern? I can reach orgasm and ejaculation during masturbation but I am really nervous about the lack of morning wood since I have no idea how morning erections would be effected with psychological factors.

no, my doctor is not ordering it. I read his notes from the last doctor visit and he wrote: "Patient says he is experiencing decreased AM erections. Possibly due to age & stress. Likely psychological. Will monitor". do you think I absolutely need to take it? or is it very likely that this is psychological?