Men's Health

Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

There are multiple underlying factors which can cause erectile dysfunction (ED) symptoms. Some of the most common impotence issues are a result of conditions such as prostate problems, low testosterone, diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. Medications that are often prescribed can also contribute to the symptoms of ED.

Low Libido

Low Testosterone (Low-T)

Andropause is a condition where testosterone levels fall below the normal clinical lab range in males. This will lead to several adverse affects including energy, vitality, body composition, and libido issues. Testosterone naturally begin to fall at a rate of nearly 1% per year after the age of 30. Other causes of Low-T may include having chronic illness, anxiety, stress, alcoholism, obesity, and certain prescription medications.

Premature Ejaculation (PE)

Premature ejaculation, or PE, is an inability to delay ejaculation either before or quickly after starting sexual activity, with little stimulation. This is one of the most common types of male sexual dysfunction. One in three men of all ages suffer from premature ejaculation. This can lead to intimacy issues in relationships.

During the consultation we will take a detailed history to figure out the root cause of the symptoms and then discuss the treatment plan to reverse those symptoms.