Visiting a urologist for the first time can feel a little daunting—especially as a woman. While urology is often associated with male health concerns, it’s important to understand that urologists treat both men and women for a wide range of urinary tract and pelvic floor issues. If you’re preparing...
Read MoreLower Urinary Tract Symptoms, commonly known as LUTS, refer to a variety of issues related to the bladder and urethra. These symptoms can affect both men and women, though they’re more frequently discussed in the context of men’s health—especially in relation to prostate enlargement. However, LUTS can stem from...
Read MoreIf you’re heading to a urology appointment for the first time, you might be wondering: How long does it take? Whether you’re being evaluated for a urinary issue, undergoing testing, or following up on treatment, understanding the time commitment can help you plan your day and ease any pre-visit...
Read MoreIf you’ve been struggling with overactive bladder (OAB) symptoms like urinary urgency, frequency, or leakage—and medications haven’t worked—your urologist might recommend PTNS. Short for Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation, PTNS is a minimally invasive, drug-free treatment that’s been gaining popularity for its effectiveness and simplicity. Let’s explore what PTNS is,...
Read MoreCircumcision is a procedure that involves removing the foreskin from the penis. It is very common in the United States, with more than 70% of males having undergone it. Most males are circumcised shortly after birth, but the infant circumcision rate has declined over the years. Instead, adult circumcision...
Read MoreIn the United States, approximately 500,000 men undergo vasectomies every year. It is a common urological procedure that is the male version of “getting their tubes tied,” so to speak. A vasectomy allows a man to be infertile so he can no longer father children. A vasectomy is a...
Read MoreWhen a baby boy is born, his parents may get him circumcised shortly after birth. Circumcision refers to the surgical removal of the foreskin, which is the tissue covering the head of the penis. It is an ancient practice that is still done today, although not as frequently. There...
Read MoreCircumcision is a procedure that involves the removal of the foreskin on the penis. It is a topic that is often debated. There are many different beliefs from medical, cultural, and religious perspectives. People often think that circumcision is unnecessary, but having the procedure done at some point can...
Read MoreVasectomy is a commonly used permanent birth control method among men who do not want to have children or have already completed their families. This minimally invasive outpatient procedure typically takes less than 30 minutes to perform. During a vasectomy, a minor surgical procedure is performed by a Brooklyn...
Read MorePeople know that smoking can cause health issues, such as cancer and heart disease. But did you know that it can cause erectile dysfunction as well? It’s true — cigarette use can affect your entire body and impact your sexual performance, which can lead to a lot of frustration...
Read MoreMany boys undergo circumcision as a baby. Their parents may do it primarily for religious reasons, but there are other reasons for the procedure. A circumcised penis is often healthier and less prone to bacteria and diseases. In fact, studies show that circumcision protects against penile cancer and urinary...
Read MoreCircumcision is a procedure commonly performed on newborn baby boys in the United States. Circumcision refers to the removal of foreskin of the penis. Circumcision does not have to happen at birth, though. Many men are circumcised later in life for health reasons. They may develop infections due to...
Read MoreCircumcision is a procedure often performed on newborn baby boys to remove the foreskin, which is the skin covering the end of the penis. While it is an elective procedure that is not medically necessary, it is performed on most males in the United States. Sixty percent of newborn...
Read MoreWhen parents have baby boys, they often discuss whether or not they want the baby to be circumcised. Circumcision refers to the surgical removal of the foreskin, which is the tissue covering the head of the penis. While not every male is circumcised, many are for religious reasons, especially...
Read MoreMany people want a fulfilling sex life. This can be hard, though, if a man suffers from erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction refers to the inability to get and keep an erection. While having problems with erections once in a while is not really a cause for concern, when it...
Read MoreMost married couples hope to enjoy a satisfying sex life for decades. However, maintaining an erection can become more difficult for men as they get older. But the truth is that even young men in their 20s and 30s may also have problems with sexual performance due to psychological...
Read MoreMany parents decide to circumcise their baby boys for various reasons. It could be due to religion. Maybe they do it because circumcision removes the extra foreskin, making the penis easier to clean. Some parents go forward with the procedure because a circumcised penis simply looks better. Most circumcisions...
Read MoreThe decision to have children or not have them is one that should be taken seriously. But sometimes people change their minds. They may think they don’t want any kids, only to meet a special someone who does want them. It’s difficult and even impossible to reverse a tubal...
Read MoreStruggling to maintain an erection? You’re not alone. Erectile dysfunction is a common medical issue that affects 30 million men in the United States. While older men are more likely to experience erectile dysfunction, it can affect men of any age. If your bedroom performance is becoming lackluster, though,...
Read MoreCircumcision is a common practice in the United States in which the foreskin is surgically removed. The foreskin is the skin that covers the tip of the penis. In the past, circumcision was pretty much the go-to procedure for baby boys in the United States. Nowadays, there is concern...
Read MoreWith Roe v. Wade being overturned, women’s right to abortions have been affected. Men are stepping up to the plate when it comes to birth control and this has led to a huge increase in vasectomies. In fact, some doctors have seen a 400% increase in vasectomy requests. A...
Read MoreTo circumcise or not to circumcise? That is a question that many parents are asking nowadays when they have male children. Circumcision has many benefits. It can help reduce the risk of cancer and other diseases. Plus, a circumcised penis is better for hygiene, as it is easier to...
Read MoreMany men wish to have sex but struggle to do so. They may suffer from performance issues that affect their ability to get and maintain an erection. This is called erectile dysfunction and many men may think they are experiencing this due to age or medical problems. But it’s...
Read MoreA healthy sex life is important to many men. However, many suffer from erectile dysfunction, which makes it difficult to get and maintain an erection. Many men take pills such as Viagra to achieve an erection. Others opt for regular testosterone shots. These options work well for many men,...
Read MoreWhile many men have a normal sex life, many struggle with erectile dysfunction. Millions of men in the United States alone suffer from some degree of erectile dysfunction, which refers to difficulty in achieving and maintaining an erection. It’s a frustrating and embarrassing problem for men. Unfortunately, many cases...
Read MoreMany boys get circumcised soon after birth. While it’s not medically necessary, circumcision is often done either for religious or personal reasons. Circumcision has a lot of benefits, such as better hygiene and reduced risk of infections and diseases such as cancer. Some uncircumcised boys develop medical issues as...
Read MoreWhen most people think of circumcision, they think of a procedure a baby boy has shortly after birth. This is definitely the best time to have a circumcision, as the procedure is easier and the recovery time is shorter, at just 7-10 days. As a teen or adult, though,...
Read MoreA circumcision is a procedure often done on a newborn baby to remove the foreskin. Some men, however, have it performed later in life for medical reasons. Sometimes personal reasons are involved, such as appearance issues or cleanliness. Circumcision can also improve penis health and hygiene. Getting a circumcision...
Read MoreWhen a man struggles with erections, there could be several issues at play. Age is the most common, with most men suffering from some sort of erectile dysfunction after the age of 60. Health issues, such as cardiovascular, diabetes, and obesity can also play a role. But what if...
Read MoreMany men get a vasectomy because they don’t want any (more) children. While a vasectomy is meant to be permanent birth control, some men reconsider over time. They may simply decide they want kids, but many get divorced and remarried and find a partner who wants kids. Or tragically,...
Read MoreMany men choose a vasectomy for permanent birth control because of the many benefits. It’s cheaper and easier than permanent birth control for women. Plus, the recovery time is much shorter and there is less risk of serious side effects. However, like any surgical procedure, complications can still occur....
Read MoreSome men want children; others don’t. Then there are those who decide they are done after having one, two, three, or more. When men decide they don’t want any more kids, they don’t have many options for birth control. Condoms are not desirable because they have to be used...
Read MoreWhen a man is done having children, or decides he doesn’t want children at all, he may desire a permanent birth control option for peace of mind. For men, a vasectomy is the most effective form of birth control. Permanent birth control is much easier for a man than...
Read MoreAre you thinking about getting a vasectomy in Brooklyn? It is one of the most effective techniques of family planning. The treatment is non-invasive and safe. It does not endanger one’s sexual health. However, you must consider how you will pay for it. ‘Is a vasectomy covered by Medicare?’...
Read MoreVasectomy surgery is done on the vas deferens, which are the tubes that introduce sperm into your sperm. As a result, it’s understandable if you’re curious about how the process impacts your ejaculation. Is a vasectomy going to help with premature ejaculation? With the rising popularity of vasectomy treatments...
Read MoreOne of the most frequent sexual health issues is erectile dysfunction (ED). It’s when you can’t get or keep an erection during sexual activity. There is no criterion for determining how long a problem must exist in order to be classified as ED. However, the period is usually at...
Read MoreThere are numerous birth control methods for women but much fewer for men. There are essentially two methods of birth control for men. Condoms are the most common male birth control method. The other way is a vasectomy. A vasectomy is a surgical procedure that involves cutting the vas...
Read MoreDid you recently have a vasectomy? You probably have questions about ejaculation and how it could be different. What happens during ejaculation after vasectomy? The simple answer is nothing is different. A vasectomy cannot influence the appearance or volume of your ejaculate fluid. The only difference is that your...
Read MoreApproximately 50 million men have been through vasectomy procedures. This represents about five percent of married men within the reproductive age bracket. In New York, vasectomy has become more common than ever. There are plenty of vasectomy clinics, and many health insurance plans now cover it. Your urologist in...
Read MoreThere are very few effective forms of birth control for monogamous couples as the vasectomy procedure. However, many men are usually concerned and have second thoughts about the actual operation. Some of the commonly asked questions are, “Is vasectomy painful?” “What if the surgeon slips?” “How severe are the...
Read MoreA vasectomy, also known as male sterilization, is a surgical procedure that prevents sperm produced and stored in the male sex glands from getting into contact with the semen produced during orgasm. This is made possible by blocking or cutting the vas deferens (tubes carrying sperm from the testes...
Read MoreEpididymitis is simply an inflammation or infection of the epididymis. It commonly affects men, particularly around the epididymis, which is usually exposed, resulting in a risk of local infection. Some of the common symptoms of epididymis include a “pull” feeling above the testicle, lower abdominal pain, pain of the...
Read MoreVasectomy is a form of contraception for men that prevents the release of sperm into the ejaculate. Pregnancy cannot occur when sperm and semen are not included in an ejaculation. If you want to get a vasectomy in Brooklyn, you should see a Urologist in Brooklyn, New York. After...
Read MoreA vasectomy is a procedure where the tubes that carry sperm out of the testicles are cut or blocked so that a man cannot make his partner pregnant. After 2-3 months, this method is almost 100% effective in preventing pregnancy. The success rate of vasectomies is a reason why...
Read MoreVasectomy is a surgical procedure for male sterilization or permanent birth control. During the vasectomy, the vasa deferentia (the tubes that carry sperm) are cut and tied or sealed to prevent sperm from entering the seminal stream (semen). Vasectomy is usually performed in an out-patient procedure or can be...
Read MoreVasectomy is an operation that involves cutting or blocking the vas deferens to stop sperm from entering into the ejaculate. The Vas Deferens is tubes in men that carry sperm from testicles produced to the urethra, where they leave the penis when urinating or ejaculating. This procedure is usually...
Read MoreIt’s natural for men to want some degree of control over reproduction, primarily if their partner seeks to stop having children. However, permanent forms of birth control are not always discussed or considered with casual partners or new clients seeking vasectomy information. Vasectomies are more prevalent in some areas...
Read MoreA vasectomy is a permanent form of male birth control. Following a vasectomy, sperm cannot escape from your reproductive system and cause a pregnancy. Instead, the sperm is broken down and absorbed by the body. A vasectomy involves cutting off the vas deferens, the tubes that deliver sperm from...
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Vasectomy A vasectomy is a permanent form of birth control that men receive to prevent pregnancy. When performed properly at Urologists in Brooklyn, New York, vasectomies are very effective at preventing pregnancies. If you’re thinking about getting a vasectomy or just had one....
Read MoreVasectomy reversal is a surgical procedure that restores the flow of sperm from the testes to your semen. This surgery is done when you want to have children after having had a vasectomy. It can be difficult for many men in Brooklyn to consider having this procedure because they...
Read MoreMany men in Brooklyn, NY, are afraid to talk about vasectomies because they feel it is too personal. But, this procedure can be an excellent option for men who want to stop having children and wish to remain intact. Vasectomy reversals can be an expensive process that might not...
Read MoreVasectomy procedures have recently become a popular way for men in Brooklyn, New York, to prevent pregnancies. However, many men experience pain after this minor surgery. It can be more than just a minor inconvenience. Vasectomy pain and discomfort can make it difficult to go on with your regular...
Read MoreIf you had a vasectomy, getting your partner pregnant is the last thing on your mind. The procedures are 99 percent effective in preventing pregnancy. This, therefore, means that there are still minimal chances of pregnancy after vasectomy. Some men get their partners pregnant even though they have had...
Read MoreOne of the most common questions for New York men considering vasectomies as a form of contraception is ‘How hard is the recovery journey?’ You can discuss the possible pain and side effects with your doctor. Vasectomy is one of the safest, most effective, and least invasive forms of...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction is a common issue among men, and it affects millions across the world. The good news is you can take control of the situation and get better erections. All you need to know is how to improve your lifestyle and eating habits to help get rid of...
Read MoreErectile dysfunctions result in a man having the inability to keep a firm erection. For years, this disease has been part of society without addressing, but people are coming out these days. This disease has affected many men throughout the U.S. In Brooklyn, New York, for instance, the demand...
Read MoreAn erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability of a man to have or keep a firm erection. Statistics show that millions of men have been diagnosed with the condition over the last decade. In Brooklyn, New York, the studies show that ED is growing more common. The chances of...
Read MoreDiabetes continues to rise worldwide, and it is a life-changing condition that requires intrinsic blood sugar level management. Adequate blood level management helps deal with long-term health complications like kidney damage, nerve pain, heart problems, and erectile dysfunction. So, how do you deal with the emotional difficulties that arise...
Read MoreErection dysfunction can be stressful and lowers self-esteem in men; fortunately, you can treat it with medications and surgery. You may use a penis pump which is a constriction device that elevates ED. However, you should consider penile implants if the condition does not improve with devices and medications....
Read MoreUrinary tract issues can lead to non-ending urinary tract infections (UTI), reducing the quality of life. Fortunately, you can find treatment from your urologists as they are trained to handle issues affecting the urinary tract and the reproductive system. Find an expert Urologist in Brooklyn, New York, trained in...
Read MoreCircumcision involves the surgical removal of the foreskin that covers the head of the penis. These procedures are usually done after birth or later in life due to personal, social, religious, or medical reasons such as phimosis. Phimosis is a medical condition in male adults that causes the foreskin...
Read MoreCircumcision involves the surgical removal of the foreskin that covers the head of a flaccid penis. Circumcision is usually performed for numerous reasons such as social, religious, medical, and cultural purposes. According to health statistics in the United States, the total circumcision rates are more than 71%, and more...
Read MoreIf you have a boy, you would be requested if you want him circumcised. This is something that should be carefully thought of well before the baby is delivered when you have a chance to ponder about it and debate it with your medical provider and physician. Boys are...
Read MoreAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 58% of newborns are circumcised in the United States. However, the total rate in America is approximately 71%. This means that a significant number of citizens are circumcised as adults. There are a lot of myths that surround adult...
Read MoreCircumcision in men is carried out for medical and non-medical reasons. To some, it is an expression of their faith, while to others, it is a health necessity. Whichever the reason, circumcision has numerous benefits to an individual. This article mainly focuses on what happens after the procedure, including...
Read MoreCircumcision is the surgical removal of the penis’s foreskin for health or religious reasons. In adults, circumcision treats foreskin inflammation and other conditions that affect an individual’s sex life. You can also get circumcised for cosmetic purposes if you are not comfortable with your appearance. Circumcision may either be...
Read MoreCommon myths claim that circumcision is painful, expensive, and a factor for decreased sensation. However, these beliefs are far from the truth. Furthermore, circumcision has so many benefits that outweigh the possible risks and costs. Doctors now perform the procedure under local anesthesia that alleviates all discomfort. Schedule an...
Read MoreCircumcision is performed for medical, hygienic, or religious reasons for the benefit of a subject. However, the practitioner’s inexperience and other factors could leave crooked, thick, or elevated scars. If this happens and you notice something wrong with the circumcision site, circumcision revision to resolve the problem before it...
Read MoreAlthough most individuals in the United States are circumcised as infants, a sizable proportion is circumcised in teen or adult years. This is done for religious reasons, social reasons, or medical reasons to cure conditions. Religious and social reasons can make uncircumcised teenagers develop feelings of anxiety and self-consciousness...
Read MoreA urologist is a doctor who specializes in the urinary tract and male reproductive system. If a patient’s doctor suspects they need treatment for a condition involving the bladder, urethra, ureters, kidneys, or adrenal glands, they may be referred to a urologist. Urologists treat problems with the epididymis, penis,...
Read MoreDr. Jon Lazare is a highly skilled urologist with a considerable history of performing an extensive range of safe, effective urology procedures, from surgical removal of cancer to addressing other general urologic conditions affecting the urinary tract and male reproductive system. To schedule a consultation, call a urologist in...
Read MoreInfertility is defined as being unable to conceive despite having had regular, unprotected sexual contact for a year or longer. Nearly one in every seven couples is infertile, and male infertility plays at least a partial role in up to half of these couples. The failure to conceive a...
Read MoreAlthough circumcision is among the oldest medical procedures, male circumcision has become one of the most discussed topics worldwide. Giving parents a pause in deciding whether to put their kids through the minor but highly controversial surgery. For some people, whether to circumcise their male child is a question...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction (ED) is a condition in which a guy has problems getting or keeping an erection firm for sexual intercourse. More than thirty million men in the US are affected by ED. The ED occurrence increases gradually with age and affects about 50% of men over the age...
Read MoreHave you ever deliberated how often you should visit a urologist as a man? Maybe you are getting older, and have yet to see a urologist, and you feel like now is the right time? Women visit their gynecologists and urologists regularly, so should men follow suit? Of course,...
Read MoreAs the penis is one of the most sensitive parts of the body, it comes as no surprise that many men worry about how long is the pain after a penile implant. This post highlights what you can expect pain-wise depending on the type of surgery you had. Consult...
Read MoreA vasectomy is a go-to form of birth control for many men and couples who are certain they don’t wish to have children in the future. The outpatient surgery has an efficacy rate of nearly 100 percent and carries a low risk of side effects or complications. In this...
Read MoreKidney stones are hard mineral and salt deposits that form inside your kidneys. Besides being painful to pass, they can also cause complications such as an infection in your kidney and ureters. This post reviews kidney stone disease, its causes, symptoms, risk factors, and possible treatment options. Consult a Urologist...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction can be frustrating and debilitating to any man or couple in today’s world. The hope provided by penile implants as a treatment option, on the other hand, can be short-lived when you begin to consider the costs. What is the average penile implant cost? Does insurance cover...
Read MoreMany men are suffering from a defect of keeping up with a firm erection to get enough sexual intercourse. This condition is called erectile dysfunction and affects millions of men across America. Men experiencing a routine in difficulty in erection should seek treatment in Lazare urology. The clinic has...
Read MoreIt is common nowadays for men and women to have complaints with the urinary or sexual system. As the disorders continue to evolve, so do the medications and paramedics. Dr. Lazare is a skillful urologist in Brooklyn, New York. Dr. Lazare treats kidney stones, erectile dysfunction, urinary tract infection...
Read MoreA urologist is a specialist who treats disorders related to the reproductive system and urinary tract for both men and women. The clinic is led by Dr. Lazare, an experienced urologist who has broad knowledge that involves the insertion of a three-piece penile implant. Patients suffering from urinary tract...
Read MoreDid you know that there is an entire field of medicine dedicated to the urinary system? If you experience problems with your urinary tract or reproductive system, you might need to see a doctor who specializes in this area. The field, which is called urology, focuses on the health...
Read MoreWhat does a urologist do on the first visit? This is a common question among men. If your primary physician refers you to a urologist, they might suspect you have a problem involving your reproductive system or urinary tract. It is quite normal to feel anxious about your first...
Read MoreTestosterone is a hormone that helps men develop their manliness. It is produced by the testicles and is responsible for characteristics such as deep voice, facial hair, and muscular build. Testosterone similarly boosts moods, helps strengthen the bones, and enhances the production of red blood cells. Lack of testosterone...
Read MoreIf you have ever dealt with kidney stones, you would likely never wish it on your worst enemy and would probably try anything to avoid such experience. According to the Mayo Clinic, kidney stones are more prevalent in men than in women. And more than half of those who...
Read MoreA urologist is a physician that specializes in matters related to the urinary tract and the male reproductive system. They diagnose and treat conditions such as incontinence, bladder infections, erectile dysfunction, and enlarged prostate. In some instances, your primary care physician will refer you to a Urologist Brooklyn, New...
Read MoreYour body processes the foods you eat and drink on a day-to-day basis. It gets rid of anything you don’t need through bodily functions such as urinating. Unfortunately, it is very easy to take this process for granted. You may dismiss urological issues as trivial and put off doing...
Read MoreMore than 25% of all men suffer from erectile dysfunction. It is a serious condition and despite its prevalence, many men still shy away from talking about it; even with their doctors. Erectile dysfunction could arise due to a wide variety of reasons. However, over 75% of erectile dysfunction...
Read MoreAt least 30 million men have erectile dysfunction. Scientists are still trying to establish the causes and treatments for the condition to help save millions of sex lives. Since it has become a global concern, many men with ED are coming out to find ways of improving their love...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction is a condition in which men find it quite challenging to get or maintain an erection that is firm enough to engage in sexual intercourse. In some instances, having erectile dysfunction could be due to an underlying medical problem like high blood pressure or obesity. Psychological problems...
Read Morecan cause a strain on any relationship, whether you are just beginning to know each other or have been together for years. Failing to get an erection can be profoundly devastating for a man, but it can be equally difficult for the partner. Men suffering from ED often find...
Read MoreThe last thing any man needs is to battle erectile dysfunction. The thought of not satisfying a partner during sexual intercourse may be enough to cause depression. The situation can be worse when you are facing disorders such as sleep apnea, causing an imbalance in testosterone and oxygen levels....
Read MoreErectile dysfunction, the inability to produce or sustain an erection to perform sexual activities is a global issue. Erectile dysfunction can be a result of physical or psychological factors. The picture of the severity of the condition can best be drawn by erectile dysfunction statistics. Some of them are...
Read MoreAbout five percent of men over 40 years old have erectile dysfunction (ED). About 15% of men at 70 have the same problem. Most men suffer from erectile dysfunction at some point in their life. It is when a man is unable to achieve or maintain an erection during...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction (ED) is a condition affecting many men across the globe. About a quarter of men under 40 years old suffer from ED and more than half of men over 50 years. The majority of medication used to treat erectile dysfunction is done orally using medicine such as...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction can be described as the inability to have or maintain a hard erection enough to perform sexual activities. In the United States alone, there are over 30 million men who suffer from erectile dysfunction. The possibility of erectile dysfunction increases with age but there are certain factors...
Read MoreDiabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases in the world. People with diabetes have to manage their blood levels to prevent long-term health problems such as nerve pain, kidney damage, and heart problems. Does diabetes cause erectile dysfunction? Yes. It often poses emotional and neurological problems that...
Read MoreMost men struggle with erectile dysfunction at some point in their lives. If you are struggling with erectile dysfunction, you probably want to know if your smoking habits have anything to do with it. Does smoking cause erectile dysfunction? Yes, it does. It damages your blood vessels and disrupts...
Read MoreIs there a connection between depression and erectile dysfunction? Unfortunately, the answer is yes. Up to 47% of people with depression have unhealthy sex lives. 61% of people with severe depression have some sort of sexual problem. 40% of them end up taking antidepressants which may also affect their...
Read More(ED) is the inability of a man to get or keep an erection. It is a common problem for older adults. However, anyone can get it. In most cases, it is a temporary problem caused by smoking, excessive consumption of alcohol, and stress. Your doctor may suggest that you...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction (ED) is a condition where a man loses the ability to get or keep an erection for sexual intercourse. This condition can be a result of poor health, stress, low self-esteem, or having problems in the relationship. The good news is, yes, erectile dysfunction can be reversed....
Read MoreAlcohol is a common aphrodisiac and lowers social inhibition. The drink lowers your impulse control, which in turn reduces sexual performance. There are many studies that highlight the effects of prolonged alcohol intake resulting in sexual dysfunction. In fact, alcohol abuse is the leading cause of impotence. How Does...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction happens when a man is unable to get or keep an erection long enough to have intercourse. While some men are completely unable to get an erection, others can achieve it but lose it before they are ready. Most adult men have erectile dysfunction at some point....
Read MoreAmong the numerous functions of Aloe Vera is treating erectile dysfunction. It is rich with minerals, and vitamins which help enhance erectile function. It is also helpful in the regulation of sex hormones as well as improving the quality of sperms. It is available in two forms; Patients can...
Read MoreAchieving and sustaining an erection involves a lot more than just your penis. It involves your hormones, brain, nerves, and circulatory system. A man with erectile dysfunction is completely unable to achieve an erection or has trouble maintaining it during sexual intercourse. Even though it is prevalent among older...
Read MorePain-relieving modalities are often used in physical therapy. One of the biggest goals in physical therapy is to have a non-invasive modality. Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation units (TENS) are a popular pain management device. With a TENS unit, two pads are placed over the affected part of your body....
Read MoreErectile dysfunction (ED) is a problem that many men struggle with. Fortunately, it can be reversed with or without medication. Making a few lifestyle changes may help you deal with the problem. Most males experience erectile dysfunction at least once in their lives. They may be able to sustain...
Read MoreGabapentin is an anticonvulsant prescribed for people with epilepsy. It helps to prevent seizures. Even though it is not a cure for epilepsy, it can help manage the condition. The medication is safe but it has a few side effects. Gabapentin erectile dysfunction may be one of them. About...
Read MorePlenty of men struggle with erectile dysfunction at some point. Usually, it is not anything that cannot be solved. If you take Xarelto, it may have a connection with your erectile dysfunction. Understanding the relationship between Xarelto and erectile dysfunction may help you prevent it. There is no scientific...
Read MoreIt is easy to look at obvious reasons when you have erectile dysfunction. However, the culprit is not always so obvious. Common triggers of erectile dysfunction include: For example, most men do not understand the link between trazodone and erectile dysfunction. They fail to understand the role of drugs...
Read MoreThere are many ways to treat erectile dysfunction, and some companies claim their herbal pills are the best. They say that this type of treatment is cheaper than prescription medication, and even more effective. However, there hasn’t been a lot of studies conducted on the effectiveness of herbal supplements...
Read MoreHigh blood pressure is a very serious condition. If left untreated, it can cause heart failure, stroke, and even dementia, to name just a few complications associated with the condition. High blood pressure must be treated quickly and typically, patients are given medication that can help lower blood pressure....
Read MoreWhen a person is suffering from depression, they often also experience problems with their libido, including erectile dysfunction. Adding to the problem is the fact that certain antidepressants are also known for causing erectile dysfunction as a side effect. Other sexual side effects can include orgasm problems and issues...
Read MoreThe internal penile pump is usually a successful procedure. It is also safe and usually does not cause any problems. However, there are some side effects that you will need to take note of. Dr. Lazare is a highly experienced urologist who has performed this procedure many times. He...
Read MoreDepending upon your age, it’s likely that you’ve never seen a urologist– or had reason to. Most people thing that urologists provide care for geriatric patients and don’t give it a second thought when they experience symptoms in which a urologist specializes. Partnering with a urologist can be a...
Read MorePeyronie’s disease gets caused when scar tissue forms in the penis. This scarring causes a bent penis instead of a straight erect penis. Most men who have Peyronie’s disease still are able to have sex. But other individuals with this disease experience erectile dysfunction and pain. If you experience...
Read MoreErectile dysfunction, or ED, can develop under many circumstances, which often makes it hard to pinpoint the best ED treatment. It can be a frustrating problem to solve, but the encouraging news is that there are a variety of treatment options available for persons with ED to try, including...
Read MoreAccording to a recent study from Canada published in this month’s Journal of Urology, testosterone therapy may be safe in men with prostate cancer. Eighty-two hypogonadal men received testosterone replacement therapy. They all had prostate cancer and were receiving either active surveillance or they had undergone curative therapy. None...
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