Florida Men's Health Center

It might be impossible to know for sure that you have low testosterone until you undergo a medical test. However, if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms it could be an indication that you have low testosterone: • Low sex drive • Hair loss • ED • Muscle loss • Increased body fat • Mood changes • Memory issues Low testosterone is most commonly linked with age, but it can be an issue at any point in a man’s life.

Sometimes ED can be prevented, but it all depends on the cause of ED. The best way to reduce your risk for ED is to live a healthy lifestyle as much as possible. Avoid smoking and excessive drinking and use of certain drugs. All of these things have been linked to ED. Living a healthier life also reduces your risk for health issues that are linked to ED, such as diabetes and heart disease.

Bioidentical hormones are chemically identical to the hormones produced naturally in the body. They are derived from plant estrogens. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy is thought to be safer because it is natural and more in line with what your body would naturally produce. Benefits of using HRT vary widely from person to person and might help with everything from sexual dysfunction to sleep and weight loss.

Yes, our weight loss programs are completely safe. We believe that weight loss is never one-size-fits-all. We meet with patients to discuss their goals and their health concerns, and then we develop customized solutions for weight loss. When needed, we provide patients with appetite suppressants. We also provide guidance concerning exercise with the goal of creating a healthier overall lifestyle that is intended to last a lifetime.

Our weight management programs are customized to the individual patient. Weekly meetings evaluate your progress and most patients can expect a loss of about 15 to 20 pounds during the first month. Patients may receive appetite suppressants to assist them with weight loss throughout the program. Customized exercise plans can also be developed and help patients hasten their weight loss and improve their overall health, both short- and long-term.

There are several treatments available for men dealing with erectile dysfunction. Identifying the underlying cause is important before pursuing a treatment option. Once a cause is identified, a treatment plan might include one or more of the following: • Medication • Self-care • Abstaining from smoking and alcohol • Lose weight • Discussing the problem with a partner • Managing stress • Penile implant surgery • Hormone therapy • Vacuum erection • Psychotherapy

It can, depending on the underlying cause of the problem. For instance, if a man suffers an injury that affects his pelvic region it can result in immediate erectile dysfunction. Mental and emotional causes of ED can also result in the issue developing suddenly. In some cases, ED issues pass as quickly as they arose, but sometimes medical support is needed. There are also instances in which a man develops ED gradually or deals with it sporadically. This is especially true when it is linked to a disease.

Impotence can be caused by a number of issues. Common causes include pre-existing medical conditions, lifestyle choices, stress, poor communication, and side effects from medication. For instance, diabetes, hard disease, kidney disease, and MS have all been linked to impotence. So have depression and anxiety. There is also evidence that smoking, excessive alcohol use and use of certain drugs can cause impotence. Finally, those who have undergone radiation and other cancer treatments, or who experienced injuries or damage to the pelvic area might experience impotence.

Absolutely. However, this does not mean that the problem is “all in your head” or any less valid than someone who experiences erectile dysfunction due to a physical problem. Mental causes of ED account for about 10 to 20 percent of all cases and are often a secondary reaction a physical issue. Mental causes of ED might be linked to abuse or sexual trauma in childhood, but is more commonly associated with stress, anxiety, low self-esteem, guilt, or depression.

Hi Thelma, Acne is not one of our specialty I would recommend seeing a Dermatologist, skin care is what they specialize in.

Hi Mr. North, Yes Testosterone therapy is one of our specialty, I'll be glad to explain more please feel free to contact us direct. Eric E Cohen Director of Operations Florida men's Health Center Office 954-509-9111 Email [email protected]