Sex Life. Find daily tips for a healthy sex life for both men and women from Dr. David Samadi. Discover the health benefits of sex and what causes sex life issues such as male and female infertility, low testosterone or estrogen, hormonal issues, menopause, erectile dysfunction, sexual function and what causes sexual dysfunction. Explore healthy solutions for sexual issues.
You've heard about all the biochemical issues. As your testosterone level droops, it takes more and more to arouse you, and longer still to both attain an erection and subsequently have an orgasm. The volume of your semen declines. Your fertility – the measure of your semen's potency – also takes a nosedive as you get older.
Read MoreUp to 30 million American men get ED which is primarily due to not having a good blood supply to the penis.
Read MoreMarijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the U.S. – and it is becoming increasingly less illicit, with medical marijuana now legal in 29 states and the District of Columbia. Like any other drug, it can have unanticipated side effects. Of special interest to men is the drug's link to erectile dysfunction.
Read MoreImpotence can be caused by many factors which can include both emotional and physical disorders. It is not unusual at all for a man at some point in his life to experience impotence or ED. It is estimated that up to 30 million American men, including 30 to 50 percent of men between the ages of 40 and 70 will have their manhood fail them in some manner during sexual activity
Read MoreIt is estimated that there are about 30 million men who will experience erectile dysfunction (ED) at any given time. Even though ED is not life-threatening, it could be a sign of something more serious and one is the possibility of diabetes.
Read MoreUniversal blood donors may have one more thing to brag about: they perform more reliably sexually. New research indicates that men with blood type O suffer fewer problems with erectile dysfunction (ED) than any other blood group. Put another way, men with blood types A, B and AB are the most at risk for impotence.
Read MoreIt’s bound to happen at some point for any woman who is sexually active. You both slip under the covers ready for a sexual rendezvous when suddenly things aren’t looking up. Instead of his manhood standing tall and proud ready for action, it is behaving as if it has no interest whatsoever.
Read MoreMen, ignoring the health of your gums could be causing issues in the bedroom of achieving and maintaining an erection.
Read MoreIn the past before Viagra, Levitra, or Cialis, doctors would sometimes suggest the use of herbs as a means of helping a man be able to perform sexually. Does this natural remedy actually work and are they safe?
Read MoreMen are usually seen as the initiators of sex in most relationships so when they become more passive and uninterested, women can tell right away something is not right.
Read MoreMen experiencing erectile dysfunction (ED) know all too well how this defeating condition has a significant impact on their quality of life.
Read MoreThere can be many reasons why a man is having premature ejaculation. Psychological and biological factors contribute to the problem.
Read MoreThere are many medical conditions and their treatments that contribute to sexual problems in both men and women.
Read MoreIt's certainly a wonder of modern science, but hardly Six Million Dollar Man material.
Read MoreIn 2010, $5 billion was spent worldwide on ED drugs. In 2010 in the US, approximately $1.7 billion was spent on Cialis and $1.9 billion on Viagra. This is because as many as 50 million men in the US and Europe suffer from erectile dysfunction. The risk factors for ED include chronic disease, smoking, drinking and depression.
Read MoreErectile dysfunction is a common male problem. But the good news is there are available treatments.
Read MoreNew research from Spain says many men fail to respond to erectile dysfunction medications correctly. The study was done by Dr. Borja Garcia Gomez at the Hospital Universitario in Madrid and published in the journal Urology.
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