Men's Health. Discover daily stories on the latest in men's health from Dr. David Samadi. Learn about top global and national health issues related to men's health such as common cancers, prostate cancer, exercise tips, male body issues, male health screenings and prevention methods. Explore healthy solutions for men's health.
Exercise increases energy, stamina, tones muscles, burns fat and improves mood and self-image. All of those benefits will extend into the bedroom improving his sex life beyond his wildest fantasies.
Read MoreMen may not have as quite of dramatic of changes as women do but there are changes that transpire affecting different aspects of his reproductive system.
Read MoreMen suffering from urinary incontinence know very well the embarrassment and discomfort of experiencing the unintentional loss of urine.
Read MoreIt is their time and their chance to be an advocate for themselves. It is not the time to clam up barely asking any questions regarding their health.
Read MoreMen may notice that as they age, urinations problems become an issue. It could be a noticeable urgency to get to a bathroom right away or the feeling of not totally emptying out their bladder. There’s a good chance these symptoms are related to a condition called benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Read MoreWhether herbs are helpful or harmful is hard to say. In the meantime, here are herbs that are commonly promoted and perhaps even recommended by some doctors:
Read MorePeyronie’s disease is when scar tissue or plaque forms in the penis. It can occur at any age but men over the age of 40 are affected the most.
Read MoreWhy not instead simply seek out a sexual enhancement supplement that doesn’t require a prescription?
Read MoreEvery single man at some point in his life is at risk of developing prostate issues. Because all men have a prostate, all men in your life – grandfather, father, brother, husband, son, or boyfriend – has the chance of having to face a diagnosis of a problem with his prostate.
Read MoreThe study out of Stanford University School of Medicine wanted to research if men with varicoceles had a greater risk of heart disease and metabolic syndrome. Men with varicoceles tend to have low testosterone and having low testosterone has been associated with heart disease.
Read MoreMany men may unknowingly be doing certain things harming their ability to create new life. And the good news is, most of these common practices men do, can be corrected helping to increase their fertility and in becoming a dad.
Read MoreSince 1941, testicular implants have been produced and performed for many reasons. From injury to the testicles to testicular cancer, the absence of a testicle has been shown to be a psychologically traumatic experience for males of all ages.
Read MoreThe abnormal cells of PIN begin and are located in two different areas of the prostate – one area is called acini which is the lining of tiny sacs that give the prostate its spongelike appearance. These same sacs are responsible for producing the fluid that is mixed together with sperm helping to create semen.
Read MoreMany yoga studios have seen an increase in men joining classes within the past couple of years. A 2016 poll estimates that men make up 28% of the 36 million Americans who practice yoga.
Read MoreThis procedure is a minimally invasive surgery that is conducted in order to remove a man’s prostate that has cancer.
Read MoreAround 2 million American men each year will also make appointments with their doctors for a less well-known but still painful prostate problem – prostatitis.
Read MoreInguinal hernias affect men 10 times more often than women with up to 25 percent of men and only 2 percent of women who will develop this type of hernia in their lifetime.
Read MoreCancer cells are different from normal cells in that they can grow out of control becoming invasive very quickly.
Read MoreHere are sexual issues forewarning men of the need to have a talk with their doc to see how to make his man part work up-to-par once again:
Read MoreTwo separate studies have shown that it’s not so much hair loss in general but rather the type and severity of baldness that made a difference.
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