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• Kidney Stone Removal and Erectile Dysfunction: What you need to know?
  The prevalence of kidney stones among Americans is expected to increase, it affects 1 out of 10 persons in their lifetime. Also, kidney stones are more common in men than in women. After the formation of a kidney stone, there is a 50% chance of developing another stone within five to seven years. Medical conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and others are associated with a higher chance of developing kidney stones. The symptoms of kidney stones may not be noticed until the stones pass into the ureter from the kidney causing a lot of pain in the back, fever, chills, … Read more
• Hernia and Erectile Dysfunction: Can Groin (Inguinal or Femoral ) Hernia Surgery Cause Erectile Dysfunction?
  Hernia Surgeries are the most common surgeries accounting for 800,000 surgeries every year in the USA. In Hernias Groin Hernias are the most common types of hernia that affect the groin part and in Groin Hernias, Inguin hernias are the most common type. In this article, we are going to discuss different types of groins, their surgeries, and their effect on erections and erectile dysfunction. Hernia Hernia develops when internal organs push or bulge into weak muscles or tissues, openings in muscles or tissues, or previous incisions. Most hernias are caused by organs in the abdomen pushing into the muscles … Read more
• Varicocele: A cause of ED? Can Varicocele Surgery (varicocelectomy) Help Erectile Dysfunction?
  Varicocele is a condition that affects a lot of men in America and around the world. Erectile Dysfunction (ED), on the other hand, affects the sexual lives of over 30 million men in the U.S. In this article, we’ll talk about varicocele, the link between varicocele and erectile dysfunction, and whether or not varicocele surgery helps with erectile dysfunction. What is Varicocele? Varicocele is a health problem that affects men. It is caused by the enlargement of the veins in the scrotum, which is a loose bag that contains the testicles. These veins generally carry oxygen-depleted blood back to the … Read more
• What are Sildenafil Gel and SIldenafil Jelly? Can they help in curing Erectile Dysfunction?
  Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common sexual issues that men face. Erectile dysfunction means something is standing in the way of our body’s natural process of getting and sustaining an erection. If an erectile dysfunction takes place once in a while, there is no cause for concern. However, if erectile dysfunction is a recurring issue, it can not only cause stress but have an adverse effect on the marital relationship as well as the man’s self-esteem. Erectile dysfunction is a very common condition, particularly in older men. It is estimated that half of all men between the ages … Read more
• Can ExtenZe make your penis bigger?
  Researchers say that Erection Dysfunction (ED) is a common condition related to male reproductive health and sexual dysfunction. Although adult men may experience mild to moderate ED at any stage of their lives, the issue becomes more frequent as they age. If you are having weak erections or unable to hold them for long enough, you may also experience erection dysfunction. Does that mean you will never be able to satisfy yourself or your partner in bed? Certainly not, help is at hand. Natural male enhancement supplements are formulated to help men with such health conditions. Extenze is a natural … Read more
• What is a Testosterone Patch?
  Testosterone is an androgen, a steroid hormone essential for males. As mentioned above, the chemical structure of testosterone is based on cholesterol. But the function of testosterone is very different. It works as a chemical signal in various tissues. It triggers and modulates cellular proliferation. It activates several genes, with a distinct effect across different tissues. Testosterone is what causes changes in males during puberty. It is also what maintains sexual activity in men during their lifetime. In nature, testosterone is synthesized and released by the testis. It runs through the blood, either free or bound to transporter proteins. It’s … Read more