High Blood Pressure Can Cause Sexual Problems for Both Men and Women
There are lots of good reasons to keep your blood pressure under control. High blood pressure, also called hypertension, can increase your risk for heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure.
It can also lead to sexual problems.
Men with high blood pressure might develop erectile dysfunction or have trouble with ejaculation.
For women, high blood pressure can interfere with desire, lubrication, and orgasm.
In our latest blog post, we discuss these issues and more. We also give you some tips for maintaining a healthy blood pressure. Click here to read more.
Generic Testosterone Gel Now Available
Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Inc. has announced that its testosterone gel Vogelxoâ„¢ is now available in a generic form.
The drug is called Testosterone Gel (1%) and is prescribed for men over 18 with hypogonadism (low testosterone).
The gel is dispensed in single-dose tubes, single-dose foil packets, or a pump container. Men apply the gel to their skin once a day, usually on the shoulder. They should be careful that the gel does not rub off on another person.
Please click here for more information.
Bisexual Men Face Sexual Health Challenges
Bisexual men account for only 2% of the sexually active male population, but they have certain sexual health challenges, such as a higher risk of HIV infection and a greater likelihood of having sex forced on them.
In June, The Annals of Preventative Medicine published a study that explored this topic in depth. Click here to learn more about this research, including some of the sociocultural factors, like biphobia and economics, that are often involved with the health of bisexual men.
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