Testosterone. What’s The Big Deal? In short, testosterone is a hormone that helps make a male human, a man. Indeed, it plays a significant role in a man’s body, regulating bone mass, fat distribution, the production of red blood cells and sperm. And yes, it significantly aids in inducing muscle mass and strength development. Not […]
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There is a large body of evidence supporting the correlation between ED and depression. A recent systematic review and meta-analysis* published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, concludes “an association between depression and ED. Policymakers, clinicians and patients should attend to the association between depression and ED.” Some oral ED medications aren’t working for patients
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The dictionary definition of libido is “the energy of the sexual drive as a component of the life instinct.” If you’ve been experiencing a lower sex drive, you might be feeling concern, or even guilt about how it’s affecting you and your relationship with your partner. Worse, it could be causing you to feel depressed
Perhaps it would interest you to know that a sign that erectile dysfunction is on the way may come long before its physical onset. That’s right, and you can bet that the people Clinic for Him are probably more familiar with this subject than anyone else. Last year, the results of a study involving 800
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How Can Cell Phones Lead to Depression? Recent studies support a strong link between depression and cell phone use. However, there are several propaganda about depression from cell phone addiction. Cellular devices can predispose men to health threats including emotional instability. Mobile phones are also linked to malignancy and tumor growth. There are various campaigns on
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Sexual dysfunction and depression are two common mental health conditions that often occur together. Studies have shown that individuals with depression are more likely to experience sexual dysfunction, and vice versa. Sexual dysfunction refers to a range of issues that can occur during sexual activity, including difficulty becoming aroused, difficulty achieving orgasm, and pain during
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Multiple sclerosis and impotence often lead to difficulty in maintaining a satisfying sex life. MS and erectile dysfunction can also have a devastating effect on men’s confidence. Oftentimes, multiple sclerosis influence broken relationships between several couples. Erectile dysfunction is one of the leading causes of depression. However, good communication skills and a positive outlook to
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Erectile dysfunction, commonly known as ED, is a common problem among men, affecting about 30 million men in the United States alone. ED is defined as the inability to achieve or maintain an erection that is firm enough for sexual intercourse. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including low testosterone, obesity, diabetes,
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Annals of Internal Medicine released a new study linking patients that take erectile dysfunction medication with a heightened risk of contracting STDs. The study was released earlier this month, citing that the increase in sexually transmitted disease rates may be due to the patient demographic being of an older age group. Therefore, older men are less
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Prostate cancer is a serious health problem that kills around 25,000 men a year in the United States alone. Although this disease can be deadly, prostate cancer generally doesn’t affect male sexual function, but the treatments can. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is an enlargement of the prostate and is the leading cause of incontinence and
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