Testosterone plays an important role in male sexual health, but changes in testosterone levels do not always directly explain erectile problems. Moderate, well-planned exercise can support overall health, while extremely intense training combined with inadequate recovery, poor nutrition, or prolonged calorie restriction may affect the body's hormonal balance.

The use of anabolic steroids or testosterone without medical supervision can also interfere with the body's natural hormone production. Some men may experience changes in libido or erectile function when hormone levels fluctuate, particularly after stopping performance-enhancing substances.

If changes in erections continue, it is better not to assume that testosterone is the only cause. A healthcare professional can evaluate symptoms and, when appropriate, check hormone levels and other factors such as cardiovascular health, stress, sleep, and medications.

For men diagnosed with erectile dysfunction, a doctor may recommend an appropriate treatment depending on the underlying cause. Vidalista 80 mg, which contains tadalafil, is one prescription medicine used for ED. It does not increase testosterone; instead, tadalafil works by improving blood flow to the penis during sexual stimulation. It is not suitable for everyone and should be used only with appropriate medical guidance.