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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Independent market research company OnePoll recently questioned 2,000 men between the ages of 16 and 65 about their place in society. Half of the respondents claimed to be unsatisfied with their position in society and their personal sexual performance. Former GP and trustee of the Sexual Dysfunction Association, Dr John Tomlinson, said that an ‘enormous’
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Once categorized as a purely psychological disorder, erectile dysfunction is now regarded as a physiological ailment through numerous coherent studies that can be treated with a variety of measures, including drugs, injections, therapy, suppositories, and even sound waves. According to Harvard Health Publishing, impotence is more common than expected, with a prevalence of up to 22% in
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When Sex Is a Weighty Matter It’s widely known being overweight can have serious health consequences. And in many cases, it can have deleterious effects on a guy’s sex life. According to the CDC, one third of all Americans are obese. That is a lot of Americans. “Many men suffering from obesity also
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Clinic for Him knows that a good diet sometimes works like preventive medicine, and believe it or not, that is the case when it comes to erectile dysfunction, a disorder they know more about than anyone else. Along those lines, some foods are better than others. Have you ever eaten pistachios? Well, if you haven’t,
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Anejaculation is the inability to ejaculate semen despite stimulation of the penis via intercourse or masturbation. It’s actually a fairly common problem and can be frustrating for a couple trying to have children. The symptoms presented by anejaculation are not to be confused by those of erectile dysfunction. During anejaculation, a man has a normal libido,
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