Addressing men's wellness through fertility optimization, libido restoration, and fitness strategies. Guidance on managing male-specific conditions and aging.
A low sperm count can be a source of frustration for any couple that is attempting to build a family. In many cases, a low sperm count can be addressed by dietary changes, adjustments in sexual practices and even changes in underwear.
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Many men complain of severe headaches when they take Viagra. You can avoid at least some of the headache pain by understanding that there are things you can do to reduce headaches when taking Viagra. Not all men get headaches when taking Viagra, and you may not experience a headache every time you take it.
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Maybe you're ready to start a family and have been trying for months to conceive a baby. But your efforts have fallen to the wayside. At this point you may be wondering if there is something wrong with your manhood, yet you're not ready to visit your doctor.
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If you've spent your 20s and 30s neglecting your health, you might want to rethink that strategy when you hit age 40. Dr. Harry Lodge told "Woman's Day" that this is when men start to see a significant increase in weight gain, as well as diseases such such diabetes and high blood pressure.
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Concerns about prostate health begin to mount as the average male gets older, and acronyms such as PSA become part of normal conversation. Prostate-Specific Antigen, or PSA, levels are measured as part of the diagnostic process for detecting prostate cancer.
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Erectile dysfunction is simply the inability to maintain an erection long enough to have sex. Formerly referred to as impotence, erectile dysfunction is a serious problem, affecting more than 80 million men worldwide.
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Breast tenderness in men most often occurs in men with gynecomastia, abnormal enlargement of the breast tissue. Hormonal imbalance between testosterone, the dominant male hormone, and estrogen, the dominant female hormone also produced in small quantities by men, causes gynecomastia, MayoClinic.com reports.
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The anti-anxiety drug, Valium, works by traveling to the neurotransmitters in the brain, causing relaxation and decreasing anxiety. A higher prescription amount induces sleep. Viagra was originally made for high blood pressure, and a cure of impotence was noticed to be a side effect of the drug.
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Viagra is the brand name for the medication sildenafil, which is used to treat -- but not cure -- erectile dysfunction. It works by improving blood flow. You can take Viagra with food, but for best results, you shouldn't take this medicine with certain types of food.
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During their 40s, men tend to have an increase of cellular growth in the prostate (the gland that produces semen), which in turn constricts the urethra and restricts urine flow. The difficulty in urination caused by the enlarged prostate is called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
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