Yes, but he has a problem and this needs to be addressed by an onsight professional. S.A.Liroff, M.D.
He had his labs drawn testosterone, glucose, thyroid, etc., and all of his labs were normal. He has been with many females and states he feels good about himself. He works out all the time eats normal and is a handsome young man.
I think that this may be a hormonal issue but the emotional aspects of his problem needs to be evaluated as thoroughly. If you can identify a local urologist or primary care physician with an interest in male sexual dysfunction as well as a sex therapist, you’d be getting him to the proper specialists. Again, he needs both possibilities worked-up. He sounds to be ready to seek help, and thereby demonstrates his willingness to work towards a solution.
S.A.Liroff, M.D.
I'm a nutritionist, not a doctor. However, I would have his hormones checked. Not by a regular doctor. Find a doctor that treats using bio-identical hormones. The kind Susan Summers is always talking about. First, it difinitely sounds like a hormone problem. Second, I have a hormone imbalance several years ago and traditional doctors kept testing me and telling me I didn't. It wasn't until I went to see a doctor that treated with bio-identical hormones that the hormone imbalance was found and treated. Now I'm fine. Good luck!