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Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome is an underdiagnosed condition here in the UK, often attributed to normal aging. If you have low testosterone, your doctor should be adhering to the BSSM guidelines. Here at the Men’s Health Clinic, we specialise in the diagnosis and management of Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome, putting you back in the driving seat, regarding … Continued
Nescafe slogan for 2016 – Great erections come with a great coffee! Erectile dysfunction is common, it’s also of major concern to men, whether we like to admit it or not. We did some market research recently and in a 2 week period, there were 22,200 searches for erectile dysfunction on Google, here in the … Continued
Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome is a well-recognised medical condition and the importance of testosterone in men’s health is supported by valid statistical research. In Europe there are the Guidelines On Male Hypogonadism produced by the European Association of Urology. Here in the UK, we have the British Society of Sexual Medicine Guidelines, which are supported by … Continued
Total Testosterone levels drop with age, Sex Hormone Globulin levels increase with age. This means that as you get older you have significantly less bioavailable testosterone. The age of 50 is an arbitrary number, you can have symptoms and signs of low testosterone from the age of 30. I don’t subscribe to the Daily Fail, … Continued
We know that testosterone levels decline with age, we also know that low testosterone has serious consequences on both psychological and physical health; however testosterone levels are not routinely requested as part of a men’s health screen. I have my suspicions as to why that is and unfortunately I think it comes down to cost. … Continued
All too often, men are reaching for the ‘little blue pills’ as a cure for their flagging libido and erections, often doctors are mistakenly giving them out as a quick fix. Drugs such as Viagra, Levitra and Cialis belong to a class of drugs called phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors, which were initially developed to treat Ischaemic … Continued
A BBC news article from March 2015 stating that recent research has demonstrated that low testosterone is associated with an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes and obesity; both of which are independent risk factors for cardiovascular disease. The use of Testosterone Replacement Therapy to normalise levels, should therefore be considered protective against developing heart … Continued