Category: Men’s Health
Testosterone levels in your body are controlled by a complex system that includes your brain, testes, and several different hormones. The hypothalamus, which is located in the brain, secretes hormones that pulse throughout the day. The release of these hormones is controlled by a negative feedback loop. When adequate levels of hormones are reached, a signal is sent to the brain to slow down production.
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One of the most common worries we hear from men who have a sexual dysfunction of any kind is that they worry that their partner blames themselves and tends to feel they might be part of the problem. If a man has some sort of sexual dysfunction (usually ED or low libido), the partner often …
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Numerous studies over the past decade have sought to examine the effects of this radiation on semen quality.
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79% of men with moderate ED treated with LI-ESWT showed clinically important improvement compared to 0% in the placebo group.
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Be a pioneer. Be an explorer. The voyage of sexual self discovery is one that has no final destination — but it’s one heck of a journey!
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Men who received the Vasectomy operation were found to be 81% more likely to have intercourse at least once per week
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To say that erections are mysterious is a bit of an understatement. When we were younger, erections seemed to happen at the most random and embarrassing moments! As we got older, an erection became a symbol of virility and deeply connected to our personal identity. For most men, erections are summoned and seem arise of …
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Rapid or Premature Ejaculation has been reported to affect as many as one third of all men at some point in their lives. It can be a very distressing condition for both the man and his partner. Not a day goes by where we do not have a man seeking help in controlling his ejaculation and climax. …
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Administration of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines was not associated with an adverse effect on stimulation or early pregnancy outcomes after IVF.
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Men experiencing sexual dysfunction or infertility after treatment may not even realize it’s related to cancer treatment.
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