April brings awareness to testicular cancer
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The entire month of April is recognized as the official Testicular Cancer Awareness Month.
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MEN'S HEALTH
The connection between diabetes and erectile dysfunction
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To be diagnosed with diabetes is one thing. To have erectile dysfunction (ED) is another. Is it possible there is a connection between the two? The answer to this is a definitive “yes.”
Read MoreLibido-lowering medications impacting a man’s sex life
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Let’s take a look at medications affecting a man’s sexual performance which might be the real reason why action in the bedroom has toned down.
Read MoreWhy metabolic syndrome may trigger BPH
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The term metabolic syndrome and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) may not synonymously go together, but according to recent studies, they do appear to have a link between them each.
Read MoreVaricoceles in men may hike heart risk
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The study out of Stanford University School of Medicine wanted to research if men with varicoceles had a greater risk of heart disease and metabolic syndrome. Men with varicoceles tend to have low testosterone and having low testosterone has been associated with heart disease.
Read More7 things men do harming their fertility
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Many men may unknowingly be doing certain things harming their ability to create new life. And the good news is, most of these common practices men do, can be corrected helping to increase their fertility and in becoming a dad.
Read MoreErectile Dysfunction in Relation to High Blood Pressure
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Some are afraid to talk about it with their health care providers because they are too embarrassed. Others are afraid of what is causing the ED and fear that it may be cancer, and they don't want to know this.
Read MoreWhen men experience epididymitis
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Epididymitis is an inflammation involving the epididymis, a long, narrow tube tightly coiled at the back of the testicles which store and carry sperm.
Read MoreThe most common urological issues affecting men
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This medical specialty focuses on the urinary tract system which encompasses the system responsible for creating and removing urine from the body, which includes the kidneys, bladder, ureter, and urethra, and the reproductive system of men.
Read MoreDoes A Short Man Run the Risk of Becoming Bald Faster?
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Many of the men afflicted with this type of hair loss are often not surprised by it. Quite often they will say its normal in their family as their father or grandfather lost their hair early in their lives. Which really helps to support the genetic involvement for this condition.
Read MoreHelping Men Deal With Rejection in the Work Place
/A lot of what is perceived as rejection is often a matter of the circumstances that we are currently living in, and is not personal. Yet, for some working men it is nothing else but personal.
Read MoreMale menopause does exist and here’s why
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A natural part of aging is a change in our hormones. This includes both men and women who experience this phase of their lives. In fact, some men claim they also go through a “change of life” just like women called male menopause.
Read More6 best muscle-building foods for men
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You need energy-rich foods supplying your body with the right blend of vitamins, minerals, and protein to help repair muscle tissue in conjunction with lifting weights to sculpt your physique into a lean, strong muscle bound machine.
Read MoreDr. David Samadi on the importance of baseline PSA testing starting at age 40
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The best method detecting prostate cancer, catching it at as early of a stage as possible, is a baseline prostate specific antigen test or PSA beginning at age 40.
Read MoreSaving lives in September – National prostate cancer awareness month
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There are certain foods that do appear to have a positive role in helping to prevent prostate cancer.
Read MoreWhen a man’s prostate becomes inflamed
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The best doctor to seek help from on diagnosing prostatitis is a urologist who specializes in treating problems of the urinary system and male reproductive system.
Read More8 non-cancerous causes of elevated PSA levels
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A normal PSA level is considered to be between 1.0 and 4.0 ng/ml. If the number is above 4.0, the level is considered abnormal or elevated.
Read MoreTop 5 health concerns of men
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Men who take the time and initiative to be proactive with their wellbeing, can avoid the top 5 dangers to their health or at the very least, catch them at an early stage when they are more treatable.
Read MoreVitamin D deficiency may cause erectile dysfunction
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A significant number of men suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED) have been found to have low levels of vitamin D pointing the finger at one possible reason for this condition.
Read More9 reasons why sex improve men’s health
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Any man will tell you sex is important to them and primarily because of the overwhelmingly pleasurable feeling at the end. But, what a man may not realize is how every time he engages in hanky-panky, the incredible favor it is doing for his health.
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