Sexual Wellness

Sexual Health Enhancement

Every man has the potential to experience some form of sexual dysfunction after the age of 40. As men grow older, age-related conditions such as low testosterone can further cause their sexual health to decline, leading to decreased sperm production and sexual desire. These issues can greatly affect a man’s relationship with their sexual partner or significant other, which can strain their social interactions and affect their psychology, eventually causing depression and low self-esteem. Most men can overcome these complications after making a few changes to their lifestyle, but in some instances, those sexual issues can persist and even worsen with time.

Thankfully, sexual dysfunction can be managed or even cured with medical treatment. With hormone replacement therapy (HRT), men can restore their libido and actually improve their sexual wellness so they can adequately perform in the bedroom and provide physical satisfaction to their partner. Nowadays, visiting a sexual health doctor at a male sex clinic is the best way to explore your HRT treatment options and find alternative methods to help optimize your sex life.

At Renew Vitality, we specialize in improving sexual health for men by providing effective hormone replacement therapy to help them increase their sexual performance and fulfill their sexual needs. Our sexual health enhancement programs are designed to address the causes of common sexual dysfunctions and treat the symptoms so men can resume their regular sexual activity. By utilizing our effective HRT treatments, men over 40 can restore their virility and regain their sexual confidence.

Fixing these issues can be difficult for many men without medical assistance, which is why hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is often used to treat conditions related to testosterone deficiency. Since the underlying cause is low testosterone, the most effective solution is to raise testosterone levels to an optimal standard and restore normal physical function. Therefore, many physicians consider testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) as the only way to boost testosterone levels to normal standards. By utilizing TRT, men over 40 can restore their virility and optimize their health. In addition, many patients report experiencing several benefits and significant results after using TRT as a low testosterone treatment.

Common Sexual Problems in Men

Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common sexual complication that can make it difficult for men to maintain an erection during intercourse. We offer a combination of hormone replacement therapies, wellness regimens, and innovative techniques to administer effective ED treatment to restore your libido and improve your ability to have an erection.

Andropause

As men get older, their testosterone levels begin to decline and cause them to experience andropause – a hormonal imbalance that can dramatically lower their libido, meaning their desire to engage in sexual activity decreases. Renew Vitality offers testosterone replacement therapies to boost low testosterone levels to help increase male sex drive and improve sexual stamina so men can feel more sexually attracted to their partners and engage in longer-lasting intercourse.

Premature Ejaculation

We provide a variety of medical and physical therapies to help you manage and even cure your premature ejaculation. Our treatment consists of a combination of PDE inhibitors, anesthetics, antidepressants, and penile exercises that can effectively retrain your body so you can confidently overcome your issues with premature ejaculation and restore your sexual stamina..

Symptoms of Poor Sexual Health

There are several symptoms that physicians look for when they suspect a man’s sexual health has been negatively affected by age or other serious medical conditions. The most common symptoms reported by men who suffer from poor sexual health include:

• Fatigue
• Lack of sexual desire
• Inability to maintain an erection
• Frequent premature ejaculation

Men with poor sexual health may also experience mood swings and irritability as their lack of sexual performance can make it difficult to release pent-up tension through ejaculation. Not being unable to achieve an orgasm for long periods can also lead to depression, which can cause other psychological symptoms such as low self-esteem and paranoia. In addition, men who struggle with their sexual health have also been shown to be less motivated in other everyday activities, making it harder for them to interact in the workplace and at home.

Since sexual dysfunction is typically caused by behavioral, psychological, or medical issues, a sexual health doctor will address your medical history and any lifestyle changes affecting your libido before prescribing treatment. Once the underlying cause has been determined, your physician will recommend several options aimed at helping your body resume its natural sexual activity.

Treatment Options

Testosterone therapy

Testosterone is essential for various male physical functions, including sexual performance and desire. Utilizing testosterone replacement therapy, physicians can help men with low testosterone levels restore their energy, build muscle growth and improve their sexual health.

Testosterone therapy

Testosterone is essential for various male physical functions, including sexual performance and desire. Utilizing testosterone replacement therapy, physicians can help men with low testosterone levels restore their energy, build muscle growth and improve their sexual health.

So far, the most effective cure for andropause is testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Since andropause is primarily caused by low testosterone and the decline of sex hormones, TRT is one of the few ways a person can introduce more testosterone into their body and increase their testosterone levels to reverse the symptoms of andropause.

However, despite its effectiveness, not everyone will be able to use testosterone replacement therapy. For men with pre-existing medical conditions, TRT can actually increase the risk for more serious medical complications and unwanted side effects. Consulting with a licensed hormone specialist about your medical history can help determine if testosterone therapy is the best treatment method to suit your needs.

Since andropause is caused by hormonal imbalance, the most common and effective way to treat the condition is to introduce more of the declining hormone into the body and boost low testosterone levels to optimal standards. With hormone replacement therapy (HRT), patients can utilize hormone creams, pills, patches, and injections to administer a customized dose of the essential hormone to increase their testosterone levels. In doing so, men can build lean muscle mass.

After an initial blood test and subsequent confirmation that you are experiencing andropause, your physician will discuss possible male menopause treatment, which can vary depending on your medical history. Currently, there isn’t an over-the-counter treatment for andropause. In most cases, physicians recommend testosterone treatment as an effective method to raise testosterone levels to healthy standards.

Erectile Dysfunction Treatment

There are several kinds of sexual dysfunction, and each one can occur due to various factors. But one of the most common topics involving sexual activity in recent years has been erectile dysfunction.

Of course, erectile dysfunction is a topic that is preferably never to be discussed, especially with your significant other. Whether it’s due to pride or even fear of rejection, many men would rather remain silent about their erectile complications. But although erectile dysfunction may cause some to question their sexual abilities and personal worth, the truth is that erectile dysfunction is actually quite prevalent among the male population.

What Is Erectile Dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to achieve and sustain an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse. Studies show that at least 1 out of every 10 men will experience erectile dysfunction at some point in their lives, but it is typically more common in men over 40. According to the Urology Care Foundation, ED affects at least 30 million men worldwide. However, even though ED is more common, it is not a normal health condition. Sometimes, erectile dysfunction can even be a symptom of an underlying medical problem.

Luckily, erectile dysfunction is a treatable condition and can be cured with the proper medical treatment and a few lifestyle changes. But before a physician recommends erectile dysfunction treatment, they will need to get an idea of what may be causing your ED to help provide the proper medications best suited for your needs.

Does Low Testosterone Cause Erectile Dysfunction?

Although low testosterone hasn’t been shown to cause erectile dysfunction directly, it is related to other conditions that can lead to ED, such as atherosclerosis. During atherosclerosis, cholesterol plaques harden or narrow the lining of the arteries, making it difficult for strong blood flow to circulate throughout the body. As atherosclerosis occurs, low testosterone can also cause a decrease in other functions of the body, including the ability to have an erection. Clinical studies show that one out of every three men diagnosed with ED also had low testosterone, leading physicians to believe that low testosterone levels can play a part in erectile dysfunction.

TriMix Injections for Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction (ED) can drastically change a person’s life in several ways. Aside from having the inability to maintain an erection during sex, ED can severely damage self-esteem and cause some to question their performance, eventually leading to psychological issues such as depression and anxiety. In doing so, ED can also affect the quality of interaction within the relationship and make it difficult for sexual partners who wish to have a certain level of intimacy with their significant others.

Although many men feel alone as they deal with erectile dysfunction, the truth is that ED is a lot more common than they think. So far, about 20 million men in the United States have erectile dysfunction, and by 2025, that number is projected to increase to a whopping 300 million. That being said, ED is quickly becoming the most common sexual disorder that men have to face in the modern era.

Over the years, PDE Type 5 inhibitors have been considered to be the premier solution in treating erectile dysfunction. Medications such as Sildenafil (Viagra) and Tadalafil (Cialis) have proven effective in increasing blood flow to the penis and helping to produce firmer, long-lasting erections, helping the two brands to become the most widely used ED medications on the market today.

However, not everyone will be able to achieve impressive results from using PDE Type 5 inhibitors. For people with diabetes and cancer patients, PDE Type 5 inhibitors typically produce a poor response rate, and men who take nitrates for pre-existing heart conditions don’t utilize the inhibitors to avoid lowering their blood pressure. Unfortunately, such individuals still have to deal with ED, so the question for them still remains:

Components of TriMix

TriMix is a compounded ED medication that consists of three active ingredients (papaverine, phentolamine, and alprostadil) that are formulated to various concentrations to meet an individual’s specific needs. Although TriMix is not an FDA-approved ED medication, physicians will typically prescribe the compound for various penile conditions, including erectile dysfunction and penile rehabilitation after specific surgeries.

Since TriMix is specifically made for each individual, the medication is usually created by a compounding pharmacy based on your physician’s prescription.

However, not everyone will be able to achieve impressive results from using PDE Type 5 inhibitors. For people with diabetes and cancer patients, PDE Type 5 inhibitors typically produce a poor response rate, and men who take nitrates for pre-existing heart conditions don’t utilize the inhibitors to avoid lowering their blood pressure. Unfortunately, such individuals still have to deal with ED, so the question for them still remains:

Premature Ejaculation Treatment

At some point in life, most men will experience the frustrating act of premature ejaculation during intercourse. And there is a good reason for their frustration. Premature ejaculation can lead to a loss of erection, typically disrupting the flow of sexual activity between them and their partners. And once that happens, it can take out all of the enjoyment of engaging in sexual intercourse in the first place. So naturally, many men try to avoid the situation as much as possible since “finishing first or too early” during sex is an embarrassing moment that can cause some to question their ability to perform in the bedroom.

But the truth is, premature ejaculation is an entirely normal condition. Men who experience premature ejaculation once or twice on occasion usually have emotional factors affecting their performance during those moments, such as stress, anxiety, and depression. Usually, these emotional issues can lead to low serotonin levels in the brain, causing men to ejaculate in a shorter time. Typically, the effects of these emotional or psychological issues are usually fleeting, and most men can return to their normal level of sexual performance.

However, when premature ejaculation happens frequently, it’s usually a sign of an underlying problem. In most cases, specific physical exercises can quickly correct premature ejaculation, but at times, it may also require more extensive medical treatment. But before seeking medical attention, it is crucial to get an idea of everything that premature ejaculation entails and the steps needed to create the most effective way to treat it.

What Is Premature Ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation (PE) or rapid ejaculation occurs when men reach an orgasm before or minutes after sexual intercourse begins. There are no symptoms of the condition, and it’s usually determined by your personal standard of performance with your partner. For most men, premature ejaculation occurs after one minute of sexual intercourse. Still, for some, PE can refer to any moment that a man ejaculates sooner than he or his partner would like. But no matter where the cutoff point is, men typically lose their erections after ejaculation and no longer have the motivation to continue sexual intercourse.

At least 40% of the male population will experience PE at some point during their sexual encounters, usually occurring in at least 1 to 5 men between the ages of 18 and 59. In fact, according to the American Urological Association, PE is such an ordinary condition that studies have found it to be the most common sexual dysfunction in men. However, if premature ejaculation happens routinely, it then becomes a chronic condition that should be treated by a licensed physician.

For years, researchers have attempted to figure out how to fix premature ejaculation. Thanks to their efforts, the medical field has studied PE thoroughly enough to properly recognize, diagnose, and treat the causes of premature ejaculation. If you suspect that you have premature ejaculation, this overview from the physicians at Renew Vitality can provide essential information to help you identify your condition.

Andropause Treatment

It is a medical fact that as women reach the middle age of their lives, their bodies go through a process commonly known as menopause. During menopause, women over the age of 45 typically experience a severe decrease in their estrogen levels as they no longer have menstrual cycles, leading to menopausal symptoms such as mood swings and hot flashes. For most women, menopause can forever change their quality of life and eventually lead to depression and decreased sex drive.

However, women are not the only ones to experience age-related issues due to low or diminished hormone levels. As men reach a certain age, their hormone levels also begin to decline, eventually leading to unwanted physical changes such as decreased muscle mass, low energy levels, and weight gain. So if you’re an aging male that is currently having these symptoms, there’s a good chance that you may be experiencing andropause.

Andropause Treatment

IAndropause is an age-related medical condition that occurs as a result of male testosterone deficiency. The name is essentially derived from androgen (also known as testosterone) decline in aging men ranging from the mid-40s to the early 70s. However, the early 40s has also been categorized as the typical men’s menopause age. At times, andropause has also been referred to as “menopause for men” since it involves the change or decline of the testosterone hormone, as men experience symptoms similar to the signs women experience during menopause or perimenopause as they age.