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these tips:
Maintain a healthy body weight, as obesity often
increases the predisposition to many diseases,
including BPH or prostate cancer.
Encourage consumption of prostate-healthy foods,
such as the Mediterranean diet, fish, spinach,
tomato, "good" fats, fruit, or green tea.
Exercise frequently.
Lead an active sex life. Several studies from
Harvard University (United States) suggest that
ejaculating more frequently decreases the risk of
prostate cancer.
You may be producing too much testosterone.
Testosterone is the male hormone par excellence and, as
such, is responsible for the differentiation of the genitalia in
the male fetus and for the changes that occur during
puberty in the genitalia and other parts of the body.
Throughout a man's life, it influences functions that affect
the sexual sphere and sperm production and, therefore, a
reduction in its levels below the reference values for each
age can translate into a decrease in sexual desire, fertile
capacity and erection quality.
The symptoms derived from testosterone deficiency
that are most frequently observed are, as
summarized by Javier Romero Otero, coordinator of
the Andrology Group of the Spanish Association of
Urology (AEU), "erectile dysfunction, decreased
sexual appetite, reduced production of spermatozoa,
insomnia, fatigue, loss of muscle mass, osteopenia
or osteoporosis and depressed mood”.
This pathological decrease in testosterone production, called
hypogonadism, is effectively treated with artificial
testosterone, but it must always be administered under
medical supervision because this therapy is not exempt from
adverse effects.
What happens when it is given to men with normal levels?
Urologists do not think twice about the answer: when there
is no deficit, testosterone can have negative consequences.
What the body needs is to maintain the levels considered
physiological of this hormone and a supply greater than
necessary does not translate into greater sexual potency or
higher fertility.
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Testosterone for erectile dysfunction?
The experts are blunt when it comes to therapy against
impotence or erectile dysfunction: in a man with normal
levels of the male hormone "treatment with testosterone to
improve erection is not indicated". This is stated by Josvany
Sánchez Curbelo, assistant doctor and head of the
Andrological Tests Office of the Andrology Service of the
Puigvert Foundation.
“Testosterone is not a treatment for erectile
dysfunction nor is it indicated to potentiate the
effect of other drugs used in the treatment of
erection problems. The indication for treatment with
testosterone is for men with demonstrated low
values of said hormone”, emphasizes the specialist.
Effect on fertility
The testosterone that is produced in the testicles is essential
for the sperm production process to develop correctly, so a
state of hypogonadism has a clear effect on male fertility.
However, the administration of testosterone treatment does
not improve fertility. "On the contrary - warns Sánchez
Curbelo - when a man is medicated with
testosterone, what is produced is a mechanism
known as negative feedback that, as a final
consequence, would lead to inhibiting the production
of testosterone and sperm in the testicle. ”.
The myth of aggressiveness
It is common to relate aggressiveness to excess
testosterone, but this link is not so clear. "There are
various studies on the matter, with contradictory
results," says Romero Otero. "It seems that this
hormone could participate in a complex mechanism
of interaction of different brain systems and
neurotransmitters", which would influence issues such as
the response to a threat.
However, other studies relate the hormone to the opposite,
"with more balanced behaviors and fewer social conflicts,"
highlights the urologist.
"that men who administer testosterone abusively, in
supraphysiological doses for anabolic purposes to increase
muscle mass, may experience an increase in
aggressiveness."
Alopecia and testosterone
Regarding the relationship between testosterone and male
pattern baldness, the andrologist from the Puigvert
Foundation recalls that hair loss "mainly involves hereditary
factors and age, although some hormonal factors also
influence its pathophysiology."
Testosterone does not act directly on the hair
follicles, but is previously transformed into
dihydrotestosterone, which is, in the words of Romero Otero,
"the one that is responsible for the atrophy of the hair
follicles, which receive less blood supply, which makes them
the hair is weaker and finally ends up falling out without
subsequent replacement”. For this reason, 5 alpha
reductase inhibitor drugs (such as finasteride, used in
benign prostatic hyperplasia), are used with good results
and in lower doses for the treatment of androgenetic
alopecia.
“What is important to say is that, if a man has
hypogonadism, the fact that he receives replacement
treatment with testosterone does not imply that this will
increase his chances of suffering from baldness”.
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Initially, at an anatomical level, any affectation that
exists in the prostate, such as an inflamed prostate,
does not affect the erection or the sexual activity
that a person can maintain.
An enlarged prostate is usually the result of the
multiplication of normal cells, but it can also be caused by
the multiplication of cancer cells. It is extremely important
that every man over the age of 50 see a urologist for a
prostate exam. It is a simple and painless rectal exam (ie, an
exam with a finger inserted into the rectum) that allows
evaluation of the prostate gland. In addition to the rectal
exam, the doctor also orders a urine test and measurement
of the level of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in the blood.
Why is it so important? Because after lung cancer, prostate
cancer is the second most frequently diagnosed malignancy
in men
Fortunately, prostatic hypertrophy itself does not directly
interfere with sexual activity. However, it must be taken into
account that the prostate and the seminal vesicles are the
place where the seminal fluid is produced, in which the
spermatozoa and the substances that allow adequate
hydration and technically facilitate sexual intercourse are
deposited. Any alteration in the production of these
compounds can (but does not have to) cause discomfort
during sexual intercourse, although male sexual
performance (ie, the possibility of obtaining an erection) is
still preserved.
This type of rectal exam, or digital rectal exam, is
the second component of the prostate exam. The
test involves the doctor inserting a finger through
the patient's rectum to feel the gland.
The procedure is performed with gloves and using a
moisturizing gel to reduce patient discomfort. It is
suggested that the patient assume a lateral position in bed
and, if possible, lie in the fetal position. So the exam is the
least inconvenient and not so painful.
The examiner, doctor, or nurse is trying to feel the prostate
gland near the rectum directly. Therefore, it can be achieved
with this maneuver. On palpation, look for any lump or
induration that indicates an abnormal process.
After finding abnormal prostate exam results, the next step
is to order an imaging test to clarify the diagnosis. Your
doctor may request an ultrasound and, if necessary, also a
gland biopsy.
It is imperative to detect the disease as early as
possible. At first, the tumor is completely curable
and easy to control. Health professionals insist on
having a prostate test because it is highly effective
in reducing the mortality rate of this cancer.
It is important to put aside human fear and shame about
this test and perform it when indicated. An annual checkup
can add many years to a patient's life.