Men’s health
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Erectile dysfunction drugs such as Viagra could be inadvertently cutting the chances of men developing Alzheimer’s disease, research suggests. Alzheimer’s Research UK called the findings “encouraging,” saying the chance of repurposing drugs to tackle the condition could help “accelerate progress and open up new avenues to prevent or treat dementia-causing diseases”. However, the charity said more…
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Testosterone replacement therapy does not appear to raise the risk for heart attacks, strokes, or deaths from either, among middle-aged and older men with low testosterone and high risk for heart disease, the long-awaited results from a major clinical trial find. Among over ,5000 men aged 45 to 80 years, no increased risk was seen…
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Age leaves its mark on every part of your body, including your penis. Starting in your 40s, your testicles produce less testosterone, the hormone that helped your penis grow during puberty and fuels your sex drive. The decline in testosterone, along with other things related to aging, can change the size, shape, and function of this…
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Urinary incontinence takes many forms, including these three main types: Stress urinary incontinence is a possible side effect of prostate cancer surgery and can have negative effects on a patient’s quality of life. Up to 10% of men may experience some degree of stress incontinence after their surgery. Stress incontinence in men Stress incontinence in men…
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When most people think of breast cancer, the chances are they don’t think about men. Most information and many of the images about breast cancer are geared toward women. Though breast cancer in men is rare (the chance of a man getting breast cancer in his lifetime is less than 1%), the numbers remind us…
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Arguments about the pros and cons of male masturbation is as old as the world and it is not about to change because health experts admit everyone is a champ at it. Every has played the flute at a point in their lives, there’s no shame in it, but you must have been to erroneously…
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