If you’re a male that struggles with infertility, you might have been tempted to try one of the many male fertility supplements that are available on the market. But you may ask yourself – do they really help increase sperm count and mobility, or are they completely ineffective?
A lot of research has been done to study the effectiveness of fertility supplements, but evidence is still limited because of the variations in dosage and questions about the cause of infertility in patients.
This past June was Men’s Health Month, so it’s that time of year to educate you on important facts regarding your health, or the health of the men in your life.
Urinary incontinence is when urine accidentally leaks. Anywhere from 5% to 15% of men over the age of 60 are affected.
Often targeting the cause of urinary problems can help you and your doctor find the best treatment option to reduce bladder leakage.
Continue reading “Understanding What Causes Male Incontinence”
Since it is a permanent form of birth control, many men have questions or concerns before having a vasectomy. This is normal and to be expected.
Here are a few common vasectomy myths that many patients have de-bunked:
Some medical conditions are easy to ignore, especially when they seem as common as erectile dysfunction. Even though commercials normalize the condition, it’s important to schedule an appointment if you start experiencing erectile dysfunction.
Continue reading “Should I See a Doctor About Erectile Dysfunction?”
If you’ve experienced kidney stones once, odds are you’ll want to learn how to prevent them from forming again. If you’ve never experienced a kidney stone, you should try and keep it that way.
While the small, hard masses can be caused by family history and certain medications, there are some preventative measures you can take to ensure you don’t experience kidney stone pain again:
In 2015, there were about 56,320 male and 17,680 female new bladder cancer cases in the United States. Learning about bladder cancer will help you diagnose and treat it faster.
According to the American Cancer Society,
one out of every seven men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, making it one of the most common cancer among men. Though there is no unanimous opinion on the benefits of prostate cancer screening, all men over the age of 40 should talk to their doctors about whether it’s the right options for them.
Continue reading “Should You Be Screened for Prostate Cancer?”
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