Category: Men’s Health
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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We’re excited to bring a new treatment option to our patients with ED called Regenerative Cell Therapy.
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ED and Depression are more related than you think. Here’s how they affect one another and what to do about it.
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Sex can produce many confusing feelings. But take it bit by bit, and at each step keep asking yourself, “Is this making me feel good or not?
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Studies suggest that obesity should be considered a cause of infertility as it contributes to reduced semen quality, erectile dysfunction, and the changing of sperm proteomes (group of proteins expressed in a cell).
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A Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist is someone who has gone to advanced training beyond your typical physical therapist to understand the musculature and function of the tissues that are found in the pelvis (the area around your genitals). Using a variety of techniques that can include manual therapy techniques, exercise training, and education; pelvic floor …
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ED is usually thought of as an older man’s issue. Young men are often told “It’s all in your head”. Well, not so fast. It’s not quite as simple as that. The Guardian (UK) contacted me to share my thoughts in this recent article where they bring up some really great points and paints a …
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Holiday craziness, every day stress, work….all of these things can contribute to your sexual health.
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