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A sad man because he has a low libido
Mr Michael Wanis

By Mr Michael Wanis
23.05.24
Urology

Low libido in men: Causes, diagnosis, and treatment

Low libido, commonly known as low sex drive, is a subtle aspect of men's sexual health marked by a reduced interest in sexual activities. While it differs from erectile dysfunction, the two often overlap, influenced by factors that tend to gain prominence as men age. In his latest online article, Mr Michael Wanis explores low libido, and finds that it involves more than just physical aspects, covering psychological, lifestyle, and medical factors that collectively impact male sexual well-being.

A man and woman in a bed, holding each other.
Written by Top Doctors

Written by Top Doctors
Urology

Navigating male infertility

Male infertility is a multifaceted condition that can become a challenging issue for couples trying to conceive. Here, Mr Majed Shabbir, renowned consultant urological surgeon, offers an expert insight into male infertility, shedding light on the possible causes, diagnostic approaches, and available treatment options.

A sad man struggling with penis size
Mr Gordon Muir

By Mr Gordon Muir
13.05.24
Urology

Penile size concerns: Realities and risks explored

The perception of what constitutes a normal penis size has long been a topic of discussion, shaped by societal and cultural influences linking a larger size to masculinity and sexual prowess. Despite the majority of women expressing satisfaction with their partner's dimensions, a significant percentage of men still desire a larger penis, often influenced by societal benchmarks like pornography. This pursuit can lead to a condition known as small penis anxiety (SPA), which may escalate to body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) or specifically, penile dysmorphic disorder (PDD). Unfortunately, these concerns may drive some individuals to seek nonevidence-based solutions, posing serious risks to their health. In his latest online article, Mr Gordon Muir gives us his insights.

A sad woman with a UTI
Mr Zafar Maan

By Mr Zafar Maan
08.05.24
Urology

Rethinking UTI treatment: Beyond antibiotics

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common occurrence, particularly among women. Astonishingly, statistics reveal that approximately one-third of all women will grapple with a UTI at some point in their lives. While antibiotics have long been the conventional treatment for such infections, recurrent bouts can prove to be a formidable challenge, significantly impacting one's quality of life, daily routines, and even relationships. However, there exists a plethora of alternative treatments that extend beyond the traditional antibiotic approach, offering hope and relief to those who suffer from recurrent UTIs. In his latest online article, Mr Zafar Maan gives us his insights.

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