Moderate to advanced prostate cancer will nearly always require surgery as part of the treatment plan. Though nerve sparing surgery is the goal, more often than not, erectile dysfunction will still be a temporary, if not permanent outcome, of most surgical interventions. So the key is to diagnose prostate cancer early, especially when... Read more
For many conditions that fall in this category, antibiotics are the usual "go to" medications with, unfortunately, some negative side effects like diarrhea, upset stomach, yeast infection and of course, the death of even healthy flora because antibiotics "wipe it all out." So what are some possible safe alternative treatments to some of the... Read more
Yes, a decade has passed since that miracle pill hit the market and forever changed the landscape of Erectile Dysfunction. In case you're unaware, this drug was intended to be another anti-hypertensive drug in an arsenal of drugs. But it also demonstrated a very unique side effect - penile erections. Pfizer sought and received... Read more
It's an area in a man's life that can be mortifying - when ejaculation happens too quickly or prematurely. Many explanations from anxiety to actual physical faulty mechanism have been offered to explain the problem. Researchers who studies 89 Dutch men with premature ejaculation have another explanation - it's in the genes. The... Read more
Here's the scoop on three ED news bulletins:
(1) We normally associate circumcision as a decision made at the time of a male birth. Adult circumcision has become a recommended element in HIV prevention, in high - risk heterosexual populations. The benefits of circumcision include reduced rates of urinary tract infections,... Read more
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