Here's the tale of men, who may not face hot flashes and vaginal dryness and other issues related to declining hormone levels, but who may face changes related to libido, some muscle mass loss and bone loss and possibly erectile dysfunction - all due to diminishing testosterone levels.
If you suspect that you may be suffering from... Read more
Who knew that height can determine how at risk you may be for prostate cancer. It's what we call a "modest risk marker' but it's worthy of a look-see. For every 3.9 extra inches of height that a man has, the risk for developing prostate cancer increases by about 6%. So a man who is one foot (12 inches) taller than the... Read more
It's true of your brain and mental abilities and your muscles for sure. Well, it's also true in urology - "Erections make erections." Want to be a good cook? Practice. Want to be a good lover? Practice. Urological experts have relied on some anecdotal observations to take note of the fact that alot of men who have... Read more
One of the most consequences of prostate surgery is erectile dysfunction. So it is a bit alarming that advanced stage (IV) prostate cancer is being diagnosed in younger men (60 and younger). That is apparently the bad news....the good news is that these patients are living longer. But even though they are living longer, they are... Read more
Because the two can be closely linked, when I hear "ED" I often think "prostate." Here are two news bulletins that provide important information regarding prostate health:
1. Men who are childless have a lower risk of prostate cancer. A recent finding was that men who have not had children have a 16% "lower risk"... Read more
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