About 60% of newborns are circumcised before they leave the hospital. But if you didn't have the procedure as a baby, you can choose to have an adult circumcision. For some, circumcision is a personal choice; for others, it's medically necessary.
The effects of diabetes, both type 1 and type 2, can be far-reaching. The sex lives of both women and men can be adversely affected by changes to their bodies that are influenced or caused by diabetes.
Vasectomy is a safe, effective form of contraception, putting you in control of your reproductive future. But what happens if you decide you want to have kids later on? That’s when it’s time to consider vasectomy reversal surgery.
Most men are familiar with the intense, acute pain following a blow to the groin. But what does ongoing testicle pain mean for your health? Learn about some of the common causes of testicle pain and what to do if your pain is chronic.
It can keep you up at night with frequent trips to the bathroom, but is an enlarged prostate something to worry about? Here’s what you need to know about the possible health complications associated with an enlarged prostate.
Peyronie’s disease can range from uncomfortable to debilitatingly painful. Still, there’s reason to maintain hope. Appropriate treatment can minimize your symptoms and improve your quality of life.
Even though erectile dysfunction (ED) affects millions of men, if you’re one of them, it can sucker punch your confidence. When ED strikes, you may wonder if it’s a normal part of getting older. It doesn’t have to be.
If you’ve decided that circumcision is important to you as an adult, the good news is that we can help. To make sure you understand the procedure, we explore what you can expect during your recovery.
Erectile dysfunction (ED), which affects a man’s ability to get and keep an erection, is common. But, did you know it can be linked to other health conditions? Read on to find out more.
Bladders issues can be embarrassing to discuss, but they shouldn’t be. Not only are bladder problems, like overactive bladder, common, but there are several highly effective solutions. Read on to learn more.
Changing your mind about a vasectomy at some point isn’t uncommon. While it’s a somewhat more complicated procedure than the vasectomy itself, successful reversal is usually possible.
If you were not circumcised as a baby and are considering adult circumcision, there are a few things you should know before you enter surgery. Read on to find out how best to handle the process.
Pay attention if you notice blood in your urine. While it doesn’t always indicate a serious complication, it’s essential to have it checked out. Here are the steps to take if you see blood in your urine.
The precise cause of Peyronie’s disease isn’t always known, but numerous factors increase your risk. Understanding your personal risk factors and more about this condition may prompt you to get the treatment you need.
A lot of men over the age of 40 struggle with ED — roughly 50% to be exact. But did you know that erectile dysfunction may be a sign of cardiovascular disease? Read on to learn more.
One of the most frustrating things about having a urinary tract problem without a diagnosis is not knowing what to expect or what you need to address your issue. A cystoscopy is a diagnostic tool that may help.
If you’ve made the decision to have a vasectomy, you may be feeling a little nervous. It is, after all, surgery. And one of the more sensitive parts of your body is involved. Here’s what you need to know about recovering.
Priapism is a serious condition in which the penis stays erect for more than four hours without sexual stimulation. Read on to learn why priapism occurs and how it can be treated.
Prostate cancer can be detected easily with a quick, painless, rectal exam. Continue reading to learn more about how this simple procedure can potentially save your life.
You haven’t had sexual intercourse in … well, you’ve lost count how many days. Or years. It’s not that you and your partner don’t want to, it’s just that you can’t anymore. Excitement’s there; erection isn’t. That’s where penile implants can help.
Many couples are faced with the difficult problem of infertility when they’re trying for a baby. Though it’s common to think that female infertility is the cause, male infertility is actually just as common.
Do you suffer from urinary incontinence? It’s a common symptom of bladder prolapse, where weak or damaged pelvic floor tissue fails to support your bladder. There may be a connection between bladder prolapse and being overweight.
Feeling embarrassed about your urinary incontinence issues? Remember that you're not alone. Millions of people deal with bladder problems every year. However, there are things you can do to address your urinary incontinence causes and symptoms.
Are you struggling to get or maintain an erection? You don’t have to feel embarrassed or alone. Don’t wait to restore your sexual vitality and self-confidence; keep reading to learn more about the best treatment options for erectile dysfunction.
Do you urinate frequently? Or, have trouble emptying your bladder? Your prostate may be enlarged. This is a common issue, especially for older men. Thankfully, it's not fatal and treatment can help ease the symptoms. Keep reading to learn more!
A vasectomy is not likely high on your list of choices for things to do right away. But a vasectomy is truly an effective and efficient way to prevent unwanted pregnancy. Read on to learn how this common procedure can help transform your sex life.
