As they age, most men assume that impotence or reduced sexual desire or stamina, depression, reduced muscle mass, falling energy levels and/or hair loss, as well as irritability and memory problems are all regular signs of aging and that there is little that can be done about it. However, these are all symptoms of low
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Modern Electronics’ Affect Fertility
While the modern world makes great progress with mobile devices and other creature comforts, what is the effect of all this extra exposure to electromagnetic radiation on human fertility? It has come into question whether the technology that keeps our society moving along may also harm human ability to reproduce. Devices that emit electromagnetic radiation
Read MoreSide Effects of an Enlarged Prostate
For men, aging presents a unique set of health issues – including an enlarged prostate. By age 60, nearly 50 percent of all men will have an enlarged prostate; by age 85, that likelihood increases to 90 percent. This condition is called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). You may be wondering: What do these changes in
Read MoreIs ED in Your Head?
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is when a man regularly finds it difficult getting or keeping an erection that is firm enough to have sex. While most men have difficulty at some point in their lives with this issue, the problem is only medically diagnosed as ED if satisfactory sexual performance has been unreachable on many occasions
Read MoreMen’s Health: The Main Doctors You Need to See
Men and women are not created equal; their physical differences include a susceptibility to different types of medical ailments and conditions. To ensure that men receive health care specific to their needs, there are several types of doctors they should see for preventive care. Urologist A urologist is a doctor who specializes in the genitals
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