If you have been trying for a baby but have found it’s taking longer than expected, it may be due to a number of reasons – but low sperm count and poor sperm motility (movability) are common causes of male infertility. Nearly one in six men suffers with this condition. A low sperm count means
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How Erectile Dysfunction is Diagnosed
There are several steps in diagnosing erectile dysfunction (ED). It starts with a consultation with your urologist to discuss your medical history and sexual history. Afterward, mental health and physical exams will be conducted by your doctor, which will be followed by some laboratory tests. Advanced tests may also be necessary depending on your situation.
Read MoreWhat Happens During a Vasectomy Reversal Surgery?
Did you know a vasectomy can be reversed? Vasectomy reversal surgery or a vasovasostomy is an outpatient surgical procedure performed to reverse a vasectomy that was previously performed to prevent the patient from impregnating a woman. The procedure is performed either due to the patient changing his mind about having a baby or because of
Read MoreSymptoms of Peyronie’s Disease
Peyronie’s disease is a curvature of the penis caused by the formation of scar tissue, or plaque, inside the penis. It can cause a painful bend in the penis when erect. Men with Peyronie’s disease may also experience erectile dysfunction, or ED, which can affect their sexual performance and lead to stress and anxiety surrounding
Read MoreTreating Erectile Dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be a distressing health condition. It affects as many as 30 million men and is more prevalent among men over the age of 65. It is not uncommon for most men to fail to get or keep an erection from time to time. However, if this becomes more frequent, it may
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