Men's Health Articles

Many people diagnosed with impotence and different erectile problems will benefit from Sildenafil citrate, which is trademark name for Viagra. However, there are some downsides, too, so, what is the best alternative to Viagra?

Erectile dysfunction is a disease of modern society and can be caused by a number of different reasons. Treatments can be complex and dangerous when mixed with other drugs so many suffering from ED turn to vitamins and supplements for relief.

Masturbation has long been a hot topic. Some people believe that it’s inappropriate or wrong, others are firm believers in the benefits of the act. If you’re not sure, you may feel differently knowing that masturbation has some serious health benefits.

Although this term is commonly used for any recreational activity where the weights are being used for training (usually in the gyms), weightlifting is, in fact, a sport where competitors lift heavy weights mounted on steel bars.

Both erectile dysfunction and depression are common diseases in society on their own. When they are combined, it can be a very difficult challenge for both the doctor and the patient to find relief and improve the quality of life in the patients.

Both erectile dysfunction and prostate cancer are common occurrences in society but is there a link between these two diseases? Are certain treatment options for prostate cancer also more likely to ruin your sex life even if they may treat your prostate?

Veterans coming back from conflict may experience unimaginable levels of stress and anxiety being in that type of environment. Even if they may be retiring from battle, PTSD is something that can linger for decades after. Could it also influence your ED?

One of the first words that people think of when focusing on erectile dysfunction would be Viagra. This little blue pill does a great job at treating ED but it can be very dangerous in some circumstances, especially if you have hypertension.

A study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine in its March 2011 edition states that Propecia and Avodart, used frequently to treat Benign Prostate Hypertrophy (BPH) and alopecia in men can cause irreversible side effects.

Older men tend to take more painkillers and also tend to have higher rates of erectile dysfunction, but does taking medications for pain cause impotence? Dr. Joseph Gleason, a urologist with Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles, and colleagues think so