Erectile brokenness (ED) is characterized as the powerlessness to accomplish or keep a penile erection sufficiently long to have agreeable sex. There is proof that the pervasiveness of ED may increment in the further developed phases of the liver infection. The points of this investigation are to Study the impact of various evaluations of liver fibrosis on the erectile capacity and to assess the commonness of erectile brokenness in patients with various levels of liver fibrosis. Patient and techniques: This examination included 400 patients experiencing liver fibrosis characterized into 4 gatherings as per fibroscan reviewing framework Group A: 100 patients with grade 1 fibrosis (F1).Group B: 100 patients with grade 2 fibrosis (F2).Group C: 100 patients with grade 3 fibrosis (F3).Group D: 100 patients with grade 4 fibrosis (F4) We centered in Liver assessment: liver and spleen palpation and percussion for ascites. Erectile brokenness assessment by International Index of Erectile Function. Results: There was profoundly measurably huge connection (p < 0.001**) between the level of erectile brokenness and the level of fibrosis with the a large portion of patients with extreme brokenness (53.5%) were F4 while (40.8%) of those without brokenness were F1. End: there was solid connection between the erectile brokenness and the level of liver fibrosis.