Sexual health

In our days the issue of sex in ageing men is a greater than ever concern. On one hand elder men are likely to continue their sexual life. On the other hand they are ready to spend money as well.

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Sexual health as men age

In a natural desire to restore sexual ability, elder men can find on the market a lot of effective and popular medical remedies related to erectile dysfunction. To get back sexual prowess, they spend a lot of money on libido enhancing drugs, herbal health supplements or erectile dysfunction drugs.

In many cases, elder men do not visit their doctor before taking this kind of medication. Of course, the proper knowledge and understanding is very important, but for every man is also important to know why he is experiencing such changes with age.

Sexual health and testosterone

The main cause men experience changes in sexual function is reduction of testosterone which result in
  1. Due to emotional reasons or health problems sexual desire decreases.
  2. Erections take more time to occur
  3. Erections are not as hard
  4. Between erections, the recovery time increases to 12 to 24 hours
  5. Fewer sperm production
  6. The force of ejaculation drops

Other medical conditions related to sexual health

  • Cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure make the arteries harder and narrower. As a consequence, blood does not flow as freely, the ability to achieve erections decreases .
  • Men with diabetes are three times more likely to experience erectile dysfunction than the rest of men.
  • Many health conditions can alter elder men's mood, sleep habits and attitudes. Health problem such as arthritis, shingles and back pain can interfere with sex by causing pain resulting in week erections, sexual discomfort and erectile dysfunction.

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    Question: After ejaculation my enitre body goes limp and I can't move my arms and legs for about 20 seconds, it's like I am almost paralyzed for a few seconds.Is this normal?
    by John May 04, 2009

    Answer No, it is not normal. You should talk to your doctor

    Question: I have no problem with erection I am 65 but sometimes cannot ejaculate what can I do? by chuck April 25, 2009

    Answer Many men after 60 years of age report they can't sometimes ejaculate. This could be normal as men age. However, at this age we can't separate effects of healthy aging from those of certain illness, medication or treatment Your ability to ejaculate is also influenced by your partner vaginal health, her anticipation of sex as a pleasure event. So think if your inability occurs when you take a certain medication or your partner is in a bad condition.

    Question: A boy masturbate from the age of 12 and now he is 22. Can this affect his sexual life? I mean infertility or ED? by dev kumar March 07, 2009

    Answer I have heard that some guys who excessively did it, experience erections problems or premature ejaculation, but that is really rare.

    Question: In the past few days my right testicle has been aching. I checked for lumps and there are none. But, the tube connecting testicle hurt more when pressed and was slightly swollen, the testicle itself does not hurt. It mainly hurts aftr masturbation and ache always subsides after a maximum of about 5 minutes. But it does hurt when i touch it. Not sexually active, but do masturbate about 4 times a day and I am 16.
    by Sean January 11, 2009

    Answer If the pain is not in testicle, most probably the cause is an infection. As the condition does not go by itself, you should see a doctor for diagnose and treatment. Stop masturbation for a moment.

    Question: why would there be blood in sperm? I am 67
    by Ray December 17, 2008

    Answer Most probably an infection. See a doctor for diagnose and treatment.

    Question: I had my Semen Analysis done a few days back. The Viability was 5% at the end of 30 minutes & 100% Non motile Spermatozoa. I had 3 more Semen Analysis done (at the gap or 4-6 months), in each of those repors Viability & Motility have been normal, an average Viability of about 65% & Motility of 50% (A+B). During this the latest Analysis the Abstinence from my end was only for about 1 day as the normally recommended is 3-4 days. Kindly reply if there is some matter to worry. What can be the reasons for such a huge decline in the viability & the motility. Can such conditions be treated for ? by Amey October 27, 2008

    Answer You should have a good reason for doing semen analysis every 6 months. Probably your condition is related to this reason. Talk to your doctor to find the answer.

    Question: I have little or no seminal fluid when I orgasm and my wife says it smells really fishy, what is up? I am a 62 y/o very healthy active man. No smoke, drugs or drink and not obesely overweight. Please advise. by Marion October 23, 2008

    Answer Most probably your seminal fluid interacts abnormal vaginal discahrges causing this fishy odor. Your wife should see a doctor.

    Question: What means blood in my semen? by shadowhill October 05, 2008

    Answer Presence of blood in the semen (hematospermia) is normal for men who recently had vasectomy or prostate biopsy. Other causes could be bladder or urethra infection, sexually transmitted diseases, testicles trauma. Young men who have a single episode of bleeding that goes away on its own need no evaluation other than a doctor examination and an urine specimen. A more thorough work-up may be worthwhile in older men, or in men who have persistent or recurring bleeding.

    Question: I have a small round pea size lump in my scrotum. It is not soft but hard enough to feel like its a stone. There are no lumps on my testicles. This is on the inside wall of my scrotom. Could this be something to be alarmed about? Could it be a calcium deposit? by Jack September 13, 2008

    Answer If the lump is not connected to your testicle is good. Could be a vein or something else

    Question: I am 46 and I have missed a period. My husband had a vasectomy 8 years ago. Could I be pregnant after this vasectomy. I am afraid to take a pregnancy test. by Nancy August 17, 2008

    Answer After vasectomy a sperm test is performed to see if surgery was a success. If this test revealed that your husband is infertile, then you cannot be pregnant. A missed period might be a sign of menopause. The best thing you can do is to see a doctor.

    Question: I am having pain after an organism. My semon volumn is very little I am 55 and over weight. I don\'t smoke and drink a glass of wine every once in a while. Other than that I feel pretty good. by Ken July 22, 2008

    Answer Small sperm amount is related to obesity, nutrition, varicoceles. Pain maight be caused by varicoceles or prostate. Go see your doctor.

    Question: I'v recently bought ck boxers which are tight made, and I'v herd rumours that these can make you infertil. It this true? by c c
    July 21, 2008

    Answer Some studies suggest that wearing tight underwear does raise the scrotal temperature and affect sperm quality. Some sceptical experts say there’s a range of other factors that affect sperm quality and men “don’t wear underwear that tight” 24 hours a day.



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