Erectile dysfunction (ED)is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough to complete sexual intercourse. ED is a very common issue. Symptoms of ED occuroccasionally for just about all men. However, whensuchsymptoms occur more routinely – in 50% of attempts or more– it is time to consult a urologist for a diagnosis and
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Low T, also named male hypogonadism, is a medical condition in which the testicles don’t produce enough (less than 300 ng/dL) of an essential men’s sex hormone called testosterone. Testosterone is the primary androgen that plays a significant role in puberty, fertility, and sexual desire. Testosterone is produced in both males and females. However, their
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ED, or erectile dysfunction, is a common condition in American men. It is the inability of men to get or maintain penile erections. Many things can contribute to erectile dysfunction, including stress, injury, poor blood flow toward the penis, low testosterone level, and underlying conditions like depression, diabetes, hypertension, etc. If you’re one of those
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If you’re one of those 30 million Americans who are living with the inability to get and maintain an erection, you may want to do just about everything that can get your sex life back on track. Even though there are several medications, including Viagra, are available for erectile dysfunction, many men want to try
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Enlarged prostate, also called benign prostate hyperplasia, is a common condition in men as they age. According to the Urology Care Foundation, it affects approximately 50% of men in their 50s. An enlarged prostate can cause various symptoms, which may or may not be bothersome. Bothersome symptoms warrant treatment, such as the frequent or urgent
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