What Doctors Don't Tell YouMen are usually made to feel that they are responsible for their own loss of sexual potency. But in 85 per cent of cases, the cause is organic or drug induced and not psychological. Antihistamines ...
Diuretics were invented 70 years ago to reduce body swelling due to water retention. They are based on relatively simple chemical formulas that work by encouraging the kidneys to expel more urine,
Chaos and clinical controversy rages at hospitals worldwide over the best way to treat prostate cancer. ...
Despite supposed advances, radical prostatectomy is still causing significant erectile dysfunction and urinary problems in up to half of all patients, say US researchers. ...
Although Viagra has become a virtual synonym for virility, new research shows that the drug may, in fact, reduce a man’s fertility. New research from the Queen’s University in Belfast
The best way to deal with erectile dysfunction is not Viagra, but a diet. In a study of 110 obese men with potency problems, about a third enjoyed improved sexual function after losing weight and increasing exercise
Q:I am at the moment using a drug called prostaglandin E1 to help with erectile dysfunction in the form of an injection, which I administer directly into the shaft of the penis before intercourse. ...
Male sterilisation is a permanent form of contraception that tends to be favoured by men in the older age- groups. In the US, 20 per cent of men over 35 have had a vasectomy, and around a half-million procedures are carried out each year. It is...
Which brain chemical this might be, and how it is repaired by a class-II controlled substance with the same effects as cocaine, has never been addressed. But as mounting evidence shows, if MPH is ‘correcting’ brain chemistry, it does so at great...
Screening for prostate cancer is surrounded by controversy - and with good reason. Although deaths due to prostate cancer have gone down since 1985, when the PSA test
