Browsing: Men’s Health

Paraphimosis is a less commonly discussed yet important urological condition that can have serious implications if not treated promptly.  This…

A hydrocele is a collection of fluid inside the scrotum of a male. This fluid surrounds the testis and is contained within a lining called tunica vaginalis.

When the topic of urinary tract infections (UTIs) arises, many immediately associate it with women. However, what often goes unnoticed is that men, too, can fall prey to this uncomfortable ailment. This article sheds light on UTIs in both genders, emphasising that it’s a concern everyone should be aware of. We get insights from Dr Shirley Bang, Specialist Urologist, Advanced Urology Associates, specialising in functional and reconstruction urology, and female and general urology.

In a world that is increasingly open about health, erectile dysfunction (ED) remains a somewhat taboo topic. Despite evolving societal norms, erectile dysfunction (ED) remains a topic shrouded in silence in many Asian communities. We get insights into erectile dysfunction with Dr Ronny Tan, consultant urologist and andrologist from Advanced Urology.

In a shocking turn of events, popular YouTube bodybuilding star and fitness influencer, Jo Lindner, known to his fans as Joesthetics, has died unexpectedly from an aneurysm in Thailand. 

Vasectomy, a surgical procedure for male contraception, is a popular choice among men seeking a long-term solution for preventing pregnancy.…

Prime Minister Hun Sen has issued a warning about the ongoing threat of HIV infections in Cambodia, particularly among men who have sex with men.

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) has gained significant attention in recent years, particularly within the sports world. This medical treatment aims to restore normal testosterone levels in men with low testosterone, offering various benefits. But why are athletes using TRT, and is it something you should consider? Let’s explore the world of TRT and its effects on athletic performance.

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are a growing concern worldwide, particularly in Asia, where high population density and varying levels of sexual health education contribute to their prevalence. This article will shed light on the most common STDs in Asia, their symptoms, and the importance of early detection and prevention.

A common myth suggests that drinking eight glasses of water a day is a catch-all rule. Yet, it varies between individuals. Find out more