Testosterone replacement therapy for men
As men age, their hormone levels decrease. The result is that they often feel tired and do not work as well physically and sexually. Understanding this and treating the symptoms can save marriages and improve relationships.
Hormone replacement therapy is recommended to reduce the risk of illness and improve the quality of life. Men should start checking testosterone levels between 35 and 40 years or older, or when symptoms become apparent. The most common symptoms of testosterone drop include decreased muscle strength, poor endurance, decreased sexual interest, and poor sexual performance. Depression and increased belly fat are also signs of low testosterone levels.
Medicines like Viagra and Cialis are only temporary solutions to erectile dysfunction. Even worse, they can lead to hair loss and urinary problems. With testosterone replacement therapy, a series of tests are first performed to determine the cause of the symptoms. These tests look for hormonal imbalances that can lead to inflammation, which can then lead to autoimmune diseases. Insulin resistance and food allergies can also be indicators.
From there, a testosterone replacement program can be tailored to the needs of each patient. The goal is to bring testosterone levels back to normal levels, thereby alleviating the symptoms associated with erectile dysfunction.
Adequate testosterone levels improve a man's health, lower his cholesterol, reduce cardiovascular disease, improve muscle mass and give him a better sense of wellbeing and memory. Every man has to maintain his testosterone level to ensure an optimal life.
When testosterone levels decrease, the health outcomes are a worsening of cardiovascular disease, a decrease in muscle mass, a decrease in muscle size and strength, a decrease in memory, fatigue and a decrease in heart rate well-being, decreased sexual interest and behavior , erectile dysfunction and high cholesterol as well as an increased risk of diabetes. Where's the fun in?
A healthy testosterone level is necessary to ensure better health, a fabulous appearance, more vitality, better sexual performance and more joie de vivre. People don't have to accept that their physical health deteriorates just because they get older. They should live their lives to the fullest until they die and die healthier.
Remember: what's good for the skin is good for the brain and heart.
Sexual health problems
Gender identity disorders.
Gender identity disorder is the desire for the opposite sex or the feeling of being trapped in a body of the opposite sex. We call these transgender people.
Paraphilias. Paraphilias are persistent and recurring needs for sexual acts that use objects and sexual behaviors that are considered strange and sometimes harmful. Paraphilias that you unfortunately include are exhibitionism, voyeurism, sex with animals and sex with children.
Sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunctions are all problems that prevent the person from engaging in normal sexual activities. Nine known types of sexual dysfunction.
ISD: Inhibited sexual desire refers to a low interest in sex in which a person does not begin or respond to the desire for sexual activity between partners.
Sexual aversion: Sexual aversion disorder is a persistent pattern of anxiety, disgust, rejection, avoidance, fear, or aversion to sexual behavior, sometimes at the thought of it. This sexual dysfunction is much more common in women and sometimes in men.
Sexual arousal disorder in women: Considered a persistent or recurring inability to receive responses and maintain lubrication and haze from the arousal phase to the end of sexual activity.
Erectile dysfunction: Erectile dysfunction is the repeated inability to achieve or maintain an erection that is firm enough for satisfactory intercourse.
Premature ejaculation: Premature ejaculation is a lack of control over the ejaculation reflex, so it is a disturbance of the orgasmic phase during sexual intercourse.
Delayed ejaculation: Call male orgasm disorder is the inability or difficulty for a man to achieve orgasm or ejaculation after normal sex life.
Anorgasmia: The call for a female orgasm disorder is the persistent or recurrent absence or delay of orgasm after a period of normal sexual arousal.
Vaginismus: Vaginismus cannot perform sexual intercourse because of the involuntary contraction of the muscles in the lower third of the vagina.
Dyspareunia: Coitalgia is dyspareunia or painful sexual intercourse in women and men. It ranges from postcoital vaginal irritation to deep pain. Defined as pain or discomfort before, after or during sexual intercourse.