Infertility is often credited as a women’s only issue. It isn’t. Men can also experience infertility. In fact, nearly one in ten men have experienced infertility during their lifetime. The medical aspect of infertility is naturally devastating, but there is also a psychological aspect connected. The stress that is associated with infertility in men has
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The inability to control your bladder is embarrassing – there are several medications that are designed to help treat the problem. But urinary incontinence could be a symptom of an underlying issue that’s more serious. What Is Urinary Incontinence? Urinary incontinence is the unintentional passing of urine, and the inability to control bladder leakage. It
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Simply put, erectile dysfunction is a man’s inability to have or maintain an erection. Nearly 30 million men in the United States have been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction. And while it’s a fairly common health concern for men, especially those who are age 65 and older, erectile dysfunction surprisingly isn’t a normal part of aging.
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Prostate cancer is one of the most common and deadly forms of cancer in men, particularly older men. However, studies are now showing that the disease is being diagnosed at an ever-increasing rate in younger men – showing that prostate cancer isn’t just an elderly disease. If a male is diagnosed with prostate cancer prior
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Testosterone is a sex hormone most often associated with males, but females also have small quantities of it. Testosterone affects sex drive and serves an important role in sperm production. However, testosterone does not stop there. It also affects muscle mass, bone mass, red blood cell production, and even the way men store fat. Testosterone
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