Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, low testosterone and male infertility are common and treatable — but often go unspoken. A separate evening clinic lets you talk about them in complete privacy.

These problems are far more common than most men realise. Many have a clear physical cause, and nearly all can be helped.
Difficulty getting or keeping an erection firm enough for sex.
Ejaculating sooner than you or your partner would like.
Low energy, low sex drive, mood changes — confirmed with morning blood tests.
Male factors contribute in a large share of couples who can't conceive.
Stress, relationship issues, medicines or hormones can all play a part.
A curve in the penis with pain or difficulty during sex.
Erection problems are sometimes the first sign of diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or heart and blood-vessel disease — often years before other symptoms. That is one more reason to get checked rather than self-treat.
About your concern, general health, medicines and lifestyle — in a private room, at your pace.
Only what is needed, explained beforehand, with your consent.
Only those you need — blood sugar, cholesterol, hormones, or a semen analysis and scrotal ultrasound for infertility.
Options explained simply, starting with the least invasive, with follow-up to check progress.
The IIEF-5 (also called SHIM) is a standard 5-question score doctors use to assess erection problems. Answer about the past 6 months. It is completely private — your answers stay on your phone unless you choose to print them or send them.
📱 On a phone, the PDF is attached automatically — just pick WhatsApp, then the clinic chat 81328 57130, and send. On a computer, your full answers go as a WhatsApp message.
If you have not been sexually active recently, answers of 0 ("no sexual activity / did not attempt") lower the total, so the score may not reflect your erections. The IIEF-5 is a screening score, not a diagnosis. Please don't start "power" medicines without a check-up — some are unsafe with heart medicines (nitrates).
Control of sugar and blood pressure, reviewing medicines, stopping smoking, regular exercise, sleep and weight — these alone help many men.
Prescribed tablets, hormone treatment when truly low, behavioural techniques and counselling — individually or together.
When first steps aren't enough, other treatments are discussed. For infertility, minor surgery such as varicocele correction may help when indicated.
Yes. Consultations are held in a private room with a separate entry, and no names are used in shared records or on the WhatsApp chatbot system.
In most men, yes. Treatment depends on the cause and may include lifestyle changes, treating conditions like diabetes, counselling, and medicines.
No. You can book directly — no referral or explanation is needed when booking.
You can come alone. For infertility, it helps to evaluate both partners, and you are welcome to bring your partner if you wish.
Many are not. Some contain hidden prescription drugs in unknown doses that can be dangerous, especially with heart disease or nitrate medicines. Please consult before taking any.
Yes. Behavioural techniques, counselling and medicines help most men, and the approach is tailored to you.
Send 'Hi' to the WhatsApp chatbot at +91 70850 51135 and choose the Men's Health option, or WhatsApp the clinic at +91 81328 57130.
A standard 5-question score (also called SHIM) for erection problems over the past 6 months, scored 5–25: 22–25 no erection problem, 17–21 mild, 12–16 mild to moderate, 8–11 moderate and 5–7 severe. You can fill it in privately on this page and print it or save it as a PDF.
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Nameirakpam Shantajit, M.Ch Urology (MMC Reg. No. MNP 150) · Last reviewed: 10 October 2026