Men's Problems

Information on physical health issues specific to men, covering reproductive, sexual and appearance concerns. Articles address prostate conditions, penis problems, male pattern baldness and fertility.

Baldness: What Can I Do About It?

Several treatment options can help slow or reverse male pattern baldness, from prescription medications to surgery and wigs.

Becker's Nevus

Becker's Nevus is a skin condition causing dark patches and excess hair growth, usually on the upper back or shoulders, often triggered by injury or sun damage.

Coping with Dandruff

Dandruff is dead skin cells flaking off your scalp, usually caused by a fungus reaction that makes your scalp produce excess oil and itch.

Coping with Gynaecomastia

Male breast tissue enlargement is usually caused by hormone imbalance, puberty, steroids, or weight gain, and often improves with diet and exercise.

Impotence and How to Treat It

Erectile dysfunction has both physical and psychological causes, with treatment options ranging from medication to therapy depending on what's triggering.

Inability to Urinate

Urinary retention can have many causes from prostate problems to nerve damage, and treatment depends on finding out what's causing it.

Infections and STD's

STIs require specific intimate contact to spread, but they're common because people often skip protection, here's what you need to know.

Male Infertility Issues

Understanding the common causes of male infertility and what treatment options are available to help you conceive.

Penis Problems

Peyronie's disease causes significant penis curvature from fibrous plaque buildup, affecting men of all ages but more common in older Caucasian men.

Premature Ejaculation and How to Treat It

Premature ejaculation can stem from physical or psychological causes, and there are practical techniques and treatments that can help you gain control.

Prostate Problems

Most prostate problems aren't cancer, but you should know the common conditions that affect men at different ages.

What Is Causing My Testicular Pain?

Testicular pain can have many causes, from minor injuries to serious conditions, so knowing when to see a doctor matters.