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Hot flashes in men appear mostly due to hormonal fluctuation. In fact, men are known to have at least a 2% drop in the testosterone levels each year after they reach 30 – so, it’s something normal. But sometimes the sizzling flashes in males can appear from a sudden drop in testosterone depending on the […]
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Opioids, which include prescription painkillers and heroin, can produce opiate-induced symptoms that last from a few hours to a few weeks. Opioids change the way the brain responds to discomfort. This produces a sense to be “high” that disrupts the prize and pleasure areas in the mind. However, overuse of the opioids can result in […]
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Low testosterone in men and insomnia have been seen to both cause daytime fatigue. However, can sleep deprivation and other sleep related issues be a cause of low T? Below we explore how these two are linked, and the steps you can take to lessen the risk of both. Based on some research, the link […]
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There are different types of food that can be consumed that have been correlated to lower testosterone. Libido – another word for sex drive – is determined by a number of factors. These factors include sociological, psychological, and hormonal influences. Testosterone, a natural male hormone, will affect sex drive if there are low levels of […]
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Knee pain cannot be prevented in old age – however, it comes down to the actions taken to reduce the risk of it. By reducing the risk for the give most common causes and factors, prevention of knee pain is a large possibility. The Common Risk Factors of Knee Pain One of the largest risk […]
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When you visit your Primary Care Physician (PCP) your brutal honesty is essential. Your PCP needs the full story about your health, habits, and lifestyle in order to give you the best medical advice and treatment. Holes in the story or dishonesty can skew your PCP’s assessment leading to incorrect recommendations. This can at best […]
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When you visit your Primary Care Physician (PCP) your brutal honesty is essential. Your PCP needs the full story about your health, habits, and lifestyle in order to give you the best medical advice and treatment. Holes in the story or dishonesty can skew your PCP’s assessment leading to incorrect recommendations. This can at best […]
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