We just stumbled across an article in Men’s Health that provides a useful framework for thinking about your sexual health. The article’s main point is that keeping yourself in good physical health can have a positive effect on your sexual health. Says Men’s Health: “You have a built-in baromoter for your overall health: It’s called […]
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According to Dr. Geoffery Hacket of the Good Hope Hospital in Birmingham, UK, men with erectile dysfunction are one and a half times more likely to have a heart attack. “Continuing to ignore these issues on the basis that cardiologists feel uncomfortable mentioning the word ‘erection’ to their patients or that they may have to
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Clinical depression and erectile dysfunction can have a devastating effect in man’s life. Also, lowered libido works to disrupt men’s ability to maintain a satisfying sex life. Several anti-depressant medications are proven effective as treatment for depression. Furthermore, research reveals that side effects of anti-depressants can cause erectile dysfunction and impotence in men. A recent
Since the early 1980’s, intracavernous pharmacotherapy (ICP) has been rigorously studied by scientists globally. It has proven to be a highly effective ed treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED) and premature ejaculation (PE). Here are some of the studies that claim ICP’s success in treating men with erection problems: An Article on the Effective Use of
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Although conventional wisdom tells us that drinking inhibits sexual performance, there is new research that shows moderate drinking could actually help our sexual activity—in the long run. The study cited by the Journal of Sexual Health doesn’t tell us why alcohol seems to hinder erectile dysfunction, but antioxidants may have something to do with it.
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As the debate on the benefits of circumcision continues, several studies are suggesting one more plus that comes with the procedure: it apparently reduces your risk of contracting HIV during penile-vaginal sex. An Australian study shows that the inner foreskin has the largest concentration of what’s called Langerhans’ cells – the target cells for HIV
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Here are common questions about low testosterone and erectile dysfunction: Are there treatments available for men with low testosterone and erectile dysfunction? Yes, there are several treatment options available for men with low testosterone and erectile dysfunction. Men should consider that erectile dysfunction is often a symptom of another health issue, so seeking medical advice from an expert
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The Harvard Health Publishing reports that “Sexual health refers to a state of well-being that lets a man fully participate in and enjoy sexual activity. A range of physical, psychological, interpersonal, and social factors influence a man’s sexual health. Optimal male sexual health includes sexual desire (libido) and the ability to get and sustain an
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Numerous studies have shown that you don’t have to get a heart attack to have heart disease. There are many forms of heart disease, and each of them has its different symptoms. Recognizing the symptoms and knowing how to deal with them are a key to maintaining proper health. But heart disease can also gravitate
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About 91% of men with multiple sclerosis report difficulty achieving erections during sexual intercourse. The effects of multiple sclerosis in men potentially affect overall health and wellness. What are the physical factors that lead to impotency in men with MS? Multiple sclerosis varies from case to case. It is an autoimmune disease often associated with
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