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Prescription drugs used to treat men's hair loss and enlarged prostate could have unintended side effects that were never reported in clinical trials.
The study that was carried out by Northwestern University researchers found the longer men take the drugs the greater the chance of erectile dysfunction.
Men may want to take note of the power of coffee for keeping erectile dysfunction at bay. Researchers have discovered drinking two cups of coffee a day seems to have a positive effect on blood flow to the penis, which in turn could potentially keep your man parts in good working order.
Cholesterol lowering drugs known as statins might have an added benefit besides improving cardiovascular health. A new study show the medications might also help prevent erectile dysfunction.
Men don't always needs a pill to reverse erectile dysfunction finds a new study. Even when medication is needed, lifestyle changes can enhance the ability to obtain and maintain a healthy sex life. University of Adelaide researchers found 29 percent of men who focused on healthier lifestyles were able to treat ED problems in a new study.
For men who suffer from a special type of erectile dysfunction, there is a new drug for making sex and life just a little bit better. When an otherwise working erection takes an unusual and painful wayward bend in the wrong direction, two studies report that treatment with Xiaflex significantly reduces this penile curvature deformity.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning today that a counterfeit dietary supplement for male sexual enhancement may be especially dangerous for men who have existing health conditions, including diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
According to the 2013 American Society for Reproductive Medicine conference reports, red meat and bacon in particular have been named culprits in preventing pregnancy through lowered sperm count.
There’s new hope for postmenopausal women suffering from a decline in memory.
Men who suffer from erectile dysfunction may want to dig a little deeper into what’s causing the problem before they reach for a pill.
Sometimes some jobs are best handled by a woman. In a recent issue of Prevention magazine, women are informed that their significant other's erectile dysfunction may require a helping hand from a concerned and caring partner who understands the causes and remedies for treating ED. One way a woman can help her man fix his erectile dysfunction is through four supermarket solutions that have been shown to help with ED.
Researchers announce that a popular erection drug can actually soften a hard heart.
The demand and scarcity of the source of Yarsagumba, known more commonly as Himalayan Viagra, has led to murder and arrests as court officials in Nepal report the end of a prolonged murder trial wh
If you are a man with erectile dysfunction (ED), could medications be making your condition worse?
Shock therapy for treating erectile dysfunction borrows from the shock (sound wave) therapy commonly use to breakup kidney stones.
Maintaining optimal vascular health through positive lifestyle habits not only can help reduce the risk of cardiovascular events such as heart attack or stroke, it may also help men with erectile d
Men who lose weight can get a big boost in sexual health for a variety of reasons, say researchers.
Men who take hair loss drugs, Propecia and Proscar, generically known as finasteride report persistent sexual impairment.
Researchers have found a link between use of commonly used nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID's) and erectile dysfunction.
Danish researchers have found that men who drink a quart of soda or more each day had a 30% lower sperm count than men who did not consume soft drinks.
A review from scientist in the UK, US and Sweden reveals that 90 percent of drugs for erectile dysfunction are now sold on the internet.
A new study shows that older men with restless leg syndrome (RLS) also suffer from higher rates of erectile dysfunction.
Men who experience back pain and lower spine problems could also experience problems with erections.
Men who are exposed to high levels of BPA at work may have an increased risk of erectile dysfunction, according to results of a five-year study.
A potential addition to the treatment options for erectile dysfunction (ED) is entering Phase III trials in the United States.
Priapism, which many may know better as an erection that lasts longer than four hours, has responded well to a new treatment tested by researchers at The University of Texas Medical School at Houst
Last week, the first stents of a study by Medtronic were implanted by Dr. Krishna Rocha-Singh, the director of the Prairie Vascular Institute in Springfield, Illinois.
Scientists from Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University are working on a cream to rub on and treat erectile dysfunction (ED).