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Aging can be difficult. For men, a variety of issues can appear, including erectile dysfunction (ED) and premature ejaculation (PE). At American Male Medical, the trusted team at our men’s health clinic in Dallas is ready to consult with you and answer any of your questions. Our medical professionals can explain potential causes and treatments, including testosterone replacement therapy (TRT).
Erectile dysfunction is an incredibly common issue with men as they surpass the age of 40, in which they have a difficult time attaining and maintaining an erection. While a one-time occurance is normal, repeated bouts of impotence affect men’s mental health, sexual health, and it could be a sign of a larger, more serious issue.
At American Male Medical, we provide effective ED treatments at our Dallas-area men’s health clinic.
Premature ejaculation (PE) is another common sexual dysfunction where a man ejaculates before they want to during sexual intercourse or masturbation. Those suffering from PE can naturally feel embarrassment or shame, and they can deal with stress and performance anxiety revolving around sex. PE issues can even cause some relationship tension and conflict.
The good news is PE is not only treatable, but there are various options to choose from. One treatment includes the use of ED medications, but American Male Medical offers several PE treatments at our Dallas-area men’s health clinic, so schedule a consultation with us today to learn more!
Testosterone, a hormone produced in the testes, is important for many different functions. Not only does it help with sex drive and ED, but testosterone is crucial for muscle mass, bone health, and even mood and cognitive function.
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a way for aging men to get the testosterone they need. It can increase libido, bring energy levels up, and help with mood, too. Reach out to American Male Medical men’s health clinic in Dallas to learn more about TRT therapy and how we can help restore your sexual health!
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