Engage NewswireAs we get older, we’ll notice changes in our body. We start to get wrinkles, we may not have as much energy as before, and we’ll also notice changes in our health. It’s important to note that everybody is different, so what may happen to one person, may not happen to the next. That being said, there are some common health complications that men experience as they get older. Keep reading to find out 3 of the common reasons that men go to the urologist in NYC.
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Low Testosterone
After the age of 30, a man’s testosterone levels will slowly fall. By the time they reach their 50’s, many men begin to notice the difference. Since testosterone plays a big role in their libido, one of the biggest symptoms of low testosterone is that men lose their sex drive. Other noticeable symptoms include hair loss, low semen volume, fatigue, loss of muscle mass, increased body fat, mood changes, and even affected memory.
Erectile Dysfunction
We can’t talk about low testosterone without bringing up erectile dysfunction. Aside from age, erectile dysfunction is associated with several chronic diseases and health issues, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, heart conditions, and clogged arteries. Although these health problems can occur at any age, you have a higher risk of them at an older age, meaning it also increases your chance of getting ED.
Enlarged Prostate
An enlarged prostate, otherwise known as benign prostate hyperplasia, is very common in older men. In fact, most men over the age of 60 have it, but only about ⅓ of them experience symptoms. The symptoms include frequent urination, a weak or slow urination stream, and a feeling of incomplete bladder emptying. In severe cases, it can cause the inability to urinate, which can cause damage to the kidneys.
Aging is a completely normal (and unavoidable) part of life. In order to stay healthy, make sure to see your urologist in NYC for regular check-ups. If they do diagnose you with low testosterone, ED, or an enlarged prostate, they will be able to catch it early-on, making the treatment process easier.
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