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Aging Men Syndrome Explained

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We’re all getting older, and sooner or later we may have to deal with Aging Men Syndrome (AMS).

AMS can manifest itself in many ways. Let’s examine some of the possible symptoms:

  • Low Testosterone levels
  • Weight gain
  • Difficulty sleeping regularly
  • Irritability (Yes, it affects men too!)
  • Less sexual desire
  • Increased urination
  • Bone and hair loss
  • Lack of energy
  • Erection problems
  • Issues with memory and ability to concentrate

The average man’s hormone levels begin to deplete at the age of 35 and will continue to deplete until about 65. While some are affected more than others, all men see the signs of aging sooner or later. Doctors encourage men to have their testosterone levels tested while they are young so that when levels change, your doctor can tailor medications to your exact needs, however, technology has come a long way and can offer incredible amounts of information about a person’s health with just a simple blood test.

Aging Men Syndrome is not only common, it’s natural so talk to your physician if you are are experiencing these symptoms.

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Success Stories and Testimonials

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It’s often that BMG has happy patients sharing their testimonials of successful treatments.

It can be difficult to come out in a public forum with these types of very personal issues, but many men are so satisfied that they are willing to share their stories so that other men will stop the procrastinating and find a solution to their own dysfunctions.

RejuvaPulse Sound Wave Therapy Treatment for ED (video testimonial)

Vasodilators Prescribed for Premature Ejaculation (success story)

Testosterone Therapy for Increased Energy and Vigor (personal account)

Short Patient Testimonials

Online Reviews (from just one of BMG’s many clinics)

 

 

An Exercise Routine Each Day Keeps Erectile Dysfunction Away?

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While some men require multi-layered treatment to help in their battle with erectile dysfunction, others can get marked results by improving the way they take care of themselves.

Even if you do need a physician’s help, making changes in the way you live can multiply the benefits you get from treatment.

Try to exercise regularly. The research on the best methods of exercise call for doing it five days a week. Start at just a few minutes a day, if you’ve been inactive. As you get into the routine, and as you become more fit, work up to 30 minutes. If you can’t do five days a week, try to work out as much as you can.

Stick with it. The longer you keep exercise as part of your routine, the easier it is to keep the habit.

You can ask your doctor for help in finding a physical therapist, if you’re unsure about how to start exercising. With professional help, you can get a safe, solid start.

Try scheduling exercise into your day, and look for classes that you’ll have fun in and look forward to. If it’s less of a chore, you are more likely to keep it as part of your long-term lifestyle change.

When you begin to see results—especially the benefits exercise can bring to your sexual function—you may never want to stop!  Boston Medical Group encourages finding treatments of all kinds.

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What is Low-T and How Could It Affect You?

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Testosterone is the key hormone produced by the Leydig cells of the testicles and is responsible for the normal growth and development of male organs and for maintenance of other sexual characteristics.

The range for normal testosterone level is 300-1100 ng/dL. It is optimal for a man to get around 800- 1100 ng/dL.

Low testosterone can occur in men of all ages. Although, it is often common in older men. Many times, erectile dysfunction can result to lower libido and increase irritability in men.

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What are the symptoms?

  • Mood Swings
  • Poor Libido
  • Low Energy
  • Unwanted Body Changes

Testosterone plays a significant role in men’s overall health. A drop in testosterone at the age of 30 is a natural adaptation of the body as it ages. However, men suffering from common symptoms of low testosterone should immediately consult a doctor for treatment. Therefore, early diagnosis is important to prevent serious effects of low testosterone and erectile dysfunction in men.

What treatment options are available?

Health benefits are associated with “optimal” level of Testosterone, not “normal for age” level. Optimal level of Testosterone means restoring the Testosterone levels to the top 25% of “normal” range. If the normal range is something like 300-1100 ng/dL, optimal level would mean 800- 1100 ng/dL. In fact, men often need to get above 650ng/dL before they start feeling better.

Testosterone Therapy means replenishing someone with Testosterone using injectables, topical gel or cream or subcutaneous pellets implantation. Another method is to inject HCG (Human Choriogonadotropin) subcutaneously.

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