Are there any “natural aphrodisiacs” that actually work?
For centuries, men and women have searched for foods, herbs, and other substances that could enhance their sexual experiences.
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Smoking and ED
What men might not know, however, is that smoking can also lead to erectile dysfunction (ED). Studies have shown that men who smoke are more likely to develop ED. And the more a man smokes – both quantity and duration of time – the worse his ED tends to be.
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Delayed Ejaculation
It happens when it takes a man longer than he’d like to ejaculate. Most men ejaculate within a few minutes of starting intercourse. Men with delayed ejaculation may take between 30 and 45 minutes. Some men are completely unable to ejaculate. Or, they may be able to ejaculate through masturbation but not with a partner.
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Low Testosterone
You have probably heard about testosterone in light of men’s sexual health. Produced by the testes, this hormone drives libido, gives men their physical characteristics (like facial hair), and helps maintain muscle mass.
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What is the difference between sexual performance anxiety and erectile dysfunction (ED)?
Sexual performance anxiety and erectile dysfunction (ED) are both troublesome issues, and it’s possible for a man to have both. But they do have some clear differences.
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How might cancer patients preserve their sexuality?
In some cases, patients can make decisions about sexual function when they plan their treatment with their oncology team. The following slides offer some examples.
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How does thyroid disease impact a person’s sexual health?
Located in the neck, the thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland that produces a number of hormones important for a person’s metabolism. These hormones have other functions, too, such as controlling body temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure.
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Female sexual arousal disorder
When a woman becomes sexually aroused, her body usually experiences vaginal lubrication, some swelling, and a tingling, warm feeling in her genitals. There is also a sense of arousal in her mind.
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What should heart patients know about medications and sex?
Some heart and blood pressure drugs do have sexual side effects, such as a decrease in sex drive. If this happens, patients should not stop taking their medication.
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