Why is there still impotence even though the testosterone is normal?

Patient's question:

Testosterone is normal, but I still have premature ejaculation, no libido, and severe loss of pubic hair, feeling like it's almost all falling out. A man's pubic hair has fallen out extremely badly for nearly over a month, with 6 to 7 hairs falling off daily sometimes even over a dozen, noticeably much sparser than a month ago. It used to be black and coarse, but now it's yellow and fine. Libido is very low, with no erections at night or in the morning, no erections during the day, and no response even when watching porn—it's simply a complete lack of desire. Dizziness, especially when turning the head, feels weak and easily forgetful. Lacking energy, wanting to take afternoon naps, and long-term, poorly formed, soft stools. Over a year ago, for about ten months, I drank hot water from mineral water bottles, sometimes even deforming the bottles, but frequently replaced them. Also, I used instant noodle bags to directly pour boiling water to cook instant noodles. Moreover, I slept on a damp floor, with the quilt always wet in the morning. I'm asking doctors to help me make a few guesses.

Doctor's answer:

You are at the age of 35, which should be your prime time. If your testosterone levels are normal, the recurrence of the current condition may be related to other factors. For example, excessive information legislative pressure, overly humid environment, malnutrition, or relatively weak kidney function. Since your napping environment is currently quite humid, it can be harmful to your kidneys, leading to the recurrence of premature ejaculation and hair loss.

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