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Erectile dysfunction is an unfortunate consequence of many prostate cancer treatments. However, successful remedies are available to manage what is sometimes only a temporary side effect.

Peyronie’s disease is probably more common than the data suggests because men are hesitant to discuss their symptoms with a physician. Our men’s health specialist discusses the possible causes and successful treatments available for Peyronie’s.

You’re gaining weight and your belly is the first to show the signs, increasingly sticking out uncomfortably. While diet and age can play a role, do your testosterone levels also influence this unwelcome addition? It’s complicated.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) may affect over half of all men. A common symptom of ED is the loss of libido, the urge to have sex. Ultimately, this symptom can be strong enough to contribute to the ED cycle.

If your life has changed since you had a vasectomy and you’d like to reverse it, you’re in luck. While each person is unique, vasectomy reversal procedures tend to be highly successful.

Knowing what causes your trouble with urination can help cure the problem. If you’re a male, BPH might be the cause. Fortunately, BPH can be treated and monitored. Keep reading to learn more.

Several different issues can affect your sexual function, and ejaculation disorders are some of the more common. Here, we review three common types of ejaculation issues and how we can help.

What’s going on with your erection? Even though you're still able to get erections — and you’re thankful for that — your penis is now bent upward, downward, or to the side. And sex hurts. You may have Peyronie’s disease. What do you do now?

A vasectomy is an effective form of male birth control. Though the procedure is reversible, there are some things you need to consider before getting a vasectomy. Click here to learn more.

Your sex drive used to drive you crazy. Now it barely sputters. If you’re ready to rev up your engine again, we can help. We determine why your libido’s crashed and custom design the best method to get it back up and running at full speed.

When you decided to get a vasectomy, you wanted a form of permanent birth control. But life can change, and now you want to have children. Can your vasectomy be reversed?

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common problem that affects millions of men, especially as we grow older. Many men believe it is an unavoidable part of aging. Learning about ED and the available treatment options could improve your life at any age.

It’s not easy talking about erectile dysfunction. However, this sensitive issue is a common problem for many men, especially those with diabetes. But that doesn’t mean there’s nothing you can do about it. Keep reading to learn more.

One of the most common men's health issues associated with aging is an enlarged prostate. If you’re noticing issues with urination that disrupt your days or nights, your prostate could be to blame.

Male infertility often plays a role in couples having problems getting pregnant. Learn the most common causes of male infertility, and schedule a visit with a fertility specialist to get to the root of your fertility troubles.

When it comes to sexual dysfunction in men, the problem can form a vicious circle that may start with a physical issue, but soon becomes a psychological one. Or, vice versa. Let's take a look.

You thought your parenting days were over or were never going to happen, so you opted for a vasectomy. Now your situation has changed. Learn what to expect from a vasectomy reversal.

If you’re among the 10-15% of couples who are having trouble conceiving, here’s a look at how we can determine whether male infertility plays a role. By identifying the problem, we can get you on the road to building the family of your dreams.

While hot flashes are often associated with women, many men are no strangers to this hormonal phenomenon. Here’s a look at why some men experience hot flashes and what we can do about them.

If you’re like most men, you don’t want to talk about an oddly curved penis due to Peyronie’s disease. But if you have pain or can’t enjoy sex, it’s time to learn the telltale symptoms and talk with us, because we can help restore your sex life.

Forget everything you know about getting a vasectomy, because it all changes with a no-scalpel vasectomy. Now you can skip the incision, forget the pain, recover quickly, and get birth control that’s more effective than a woman’s tubal ligation.

If you’ve learned that you have prostate cancer, you have some decisions to make. Should you watch and wait or pursue treatment? Read on to learn more about prostate cancer and when it requires treatment.

Infertility affects about 12-13% of couples and isn’t always due to the female partner. Male factors are responsible for up to half of all infertility cases. Learn more about male infertility.

Enduring just one kidney stone is likely more than enough to make you want to do everything possible to avoid another one. You’ll be happy to hear that there are simple and practical steps you can take to combat kidney stones.

Erectile dysfunction can make sex a misery, but the condition is more than an embarrassment. ED can be symptomatic of other underlying health conditions. Here are some conditions to consider.

Are you looking for solutions for erectile dysfunction but still on the fence about whether or not Viagra® is right for you? Keep reading to separate the facts from the fiction surrounding this “little blue pill.”

Some urologists treat both women and men, but they may also specialize in male reproductive health and a wide variety of issues related to a man’s urinary tract system. Find out when and why you should schedule an appointment with a urologist.

Sexual Function Rehabilitation Revolutionary Breakthroughs in Men's Health. With T. Mike Hsieh, M.D. UCSD Men's Health Center

Are you tired of listening to your wives go on and on about how they are tired of being on birth control since they were 16? Yikes, so it is time to man up and step up to the plate.

Are you feeling exhausted, irritable, and a little heavier than you like? Are you asking yourself “Just a few years ago I was feeling fit and looking good… What Happened?” If this sounds like you then you might have low testosterone (low T).

Demystifying Erectile Dysfunction

Helpful answers to questions about the male biological clock