Dr. Ramsey M. Dallal, from Albert Einstein Healthcare Network, Philadelphia, and colleagues may have found the key to regaining sexual function in obese men. While there are serious health complications in men undergoing surgical weight loss procedures, Dallal nonetheless offers evidence supporting the conclusion that sexual function loss in obese men can be reversed after […]
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According to a recent study reported at the 2008 Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons, 3,087 out of 10,122 survey respondents reported cases of sexual dysfunction after experiencing severe physical trauma. Trauma, a serious or body-altering injury, had not been linked to sexual dysfunctions until recent years and findings now support the correlation.
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It is quite possible, and indeed probable, that no one has dealt with as many cases of erectile dysfunction as has the Clinic for Him. And in that process, they have no doubt encountered all kinds of patients. Some of them may feel completely helpless because of their condition, and as a result may have
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What is Andropause? Andropause, also known as male menopause, is a term used to describe a decline in testosterone levels and other changes that occur in middle-aged and older men. Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone, and it plays an important role in a wide range of bodily functions, including muscle mass, bone density,
While some men require multi-layered treatment to help in their battle with erectile dysfunction, others can get marked results by improving the way they take care of themselves. Even if you do need a physician’s help, making changes in the way you live can multiply the benefits you get from treatment. Try to exercise regularly.
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Hypertension and High High Cholesterol. Not only can these two conditions lead to coronary diseases such as stroke and heart attack, but both can be factors in Erectile Dysfunction. Some of the factors that contribute to hypertension are heredity, obesity, salt consumption, caffeine consumption, and alcohol consumption. Stress, age, race, occupation, and the amount of
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It’s almost a foregone conclusion when dealing with diabetes, that other health problems affecting men’s health arise. Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be a persistent and chronic effect of diabetes in men. Therefore, it is necessary to discuss concerns about ED with a doctor instead of fixing problems all by yourself. A great way to cure for
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Male circumcision is widely known to decrease the chance of contracting HIV, reduce instances of urinary tract infections as well as prevent penile cancer and many children are circumcised at birth. However, males undergoing the process of circumcision in adulthood often wonder how it will affect them as adults. A recent article in Medical News
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Did you know that the root causes of Erectile Dysfunction (ED) can be linked to pre-existing health conditions? There are several prevalent conditions that can increase the likelihood of developing Erectile Dysfunction. One such pre-existing condition that increases the likelihood of developing Erectile Dysfunction includes Diabetes. Research studies suggest that the prevalence of developing Erectile
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