These are the five questions clinicians actually use to grade erectile function — the validated IIEF-5. Answer honestly about the past six months. Your score appears instantly, and your answers never leave this page.
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QUESTION I · PAST 6 MONTHS
How confident are you that you can get and keep an erection?
QUESTION II · PAST 6 MONTHS
When you had erections with sexual stimulation, how often were they hard enough for penetration?
QUESTION III · PAST 6 MONTHS
During sex, how often were you able to maintain your erection after penetration?
QUESTION IV · PAST 6 MONTHS
During sex, how difficult was it to maintain your erection to the end?
QUESTION V · PAST 6 MONTHS
When you attempted sex, how often was it satisfying for you?
See a clinician promptly if ED came on suddenly, or if you have chest pain, shortness of breath, or pain during sex — those can signal conditions that need direct medical attention.
This is an educational screener based on the IIEF-5 (SHIM), the abridged International Index of Erectile Function validated by Rosen et al., 1999. It is not a diagnosis. Scores: 22–25 no signs of ED · 17–21 mild · 12–16 mild-to-moderate · 8–11 moderate · 5–7 severe. Your answers are scored on this page only — nothing is stored or transmitted. Prescription treatment requires evaluation by a licensed clinician. Related reading: psychological ED and what to do when ED medication isn’t working.