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Overcome Male Infertility and Increase Sperm Count - Healthinfomag - 0 views

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    Male infertility and struggle to increase sperm count is a big issue but most of the males do not know that they have this issue. It is such a strange issue that if they know, sometimes they ignore it and do not consider it as a serious issue. But ultimately they have
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How common is male infertility, and what tests can detect male infertility? - 0 views

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    Nowadays, infertility is a common hindrance among couples, which is making most couples deprived of the prominent and beloved happiness of their lives while distressing their lifestyle upside down. Though conceiving can be a complicated process, it doesn't mean you cannot improve the level of infertility in your life.
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Male Breast Reduction Cost in Delhi - 1 views

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    Searching for a renowned and skilled male breast reduction surgeon in Delhi to achieve a masculine body? Consult Dr. Mrinalini Sharma at Aestiva Clinic. Male breast reduction emerges as a source of embarrassment for men. It is a surgical procedure for correcting overdeveloped or enlarged male breasts. Male breast reduction entails removing glandular tissues to ensure the enlargement does not reoccur. However, one needs to maintain a healthy lifestyle and avoid fluctuations in weight gain to maintain the procedure's results. To benefit from the procedure, visit www.AestivaClinic.com today!
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9 Ways to Boost Male Fertility & Increase Sperm Count - 0 views

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    Research-based ways to boost male infertility and increase sperm count include various lifestyle changes, such as exercising regularly, Get enough vitamin C, Minimize your stress levels, Quit smoking and limit alcohol, Avoid toxic chemicals in the workplace, Eat more greens. Consider ashwagandha, Aim for a healthy weight, balance zinc levels, etc, Read the full blog.
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Male-Specific Thyroid Symptoms: What Every Man Should Know - 0 views

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    In this article, we shed light on male-specific thyroid symptoms, the avenues for treatment, and the importance of seeking expert care.
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Erectile Dysfunction : 5 Natural Ways to Overcome ED - 0 views

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    Erectile dysfunction is a very common form of medical condition that occurs in males over time. Usually, this problem is found in people who take too much medication, and ED is probably a side effect of any one of them. However, in seventy-five percent of males, the cause of erectile dysfunction is unknown, and finding the accurate reason for it is very complex. It can be a result of any neural complications, diabetes, or any surgeries that include the prostate of our body. ED can also be treated by using a vacuum device and surgeries on the private parts. However, it can be eradicated completely without any surgeries, and here are some tips that will help you in overcoming erectile dysfunction without surgery and lead a happy life. DO EXERCISE Exercise is a great way to overcome any health issues, and also to safeguard yourself from health issues in the future. Physical activity also helps you in controlling obesity, which is one of the reasons behind ED. By not doing regular exercises, you expose yourself to various cardiovascular problems, which contribute to ED. Studies show that light aerobic exercise for 30-40 minutes a day for at least four times a week for at least 6 months has considerably reduced ED in people. STAY SLIM Studies have shown that a person who has a waist near 42 inches is more likely to suffer from ED than a person with a waistline of 32 inches. Therefore, if you are obese it's time that you lose some weight. Excessive fat in the body is the birthplace of various diseases. Obesity is also responsible for vascular problems and diabetes which are two primary causes of ED.
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Female Contraceptives Vs Male Contraceptives - 0 views

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    Contraceptives for birth control! Whether they are shots, pills, patches, rings or implants, contraceptives have always been more or less been considered important and essential for a female. Today, there..
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Rescind Your Undesired Gestation with MTP Kit - 0 views

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    You had unprotected sensual encounter with one of your male friends. You regretted this decision the next morning, but it was too late as you found out that you were pregnant. You called that person with whom you had sensual intercourse the other night but he did not pick up your call. You were devastated, in tears as you were too young to be a mother, and did not want anyone to know about this pregnancy...
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Home Remedies For PCOS | Your Health Our Priority - 0 views

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    PCOS is a serious disease of the female reproductive tract identified by male pattern baldness, hirsutism, sleep apnea and infertility. Unfortunately, there is no cure for it. However, some home remedies can help ease the symptoms.
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Hypnosis for Male Sexual Performance Anxiety | NLP Adelaide Anxiety - 1 views

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    As your brain learns to create positive thoughts, you will not be able to enjoy sexual intimacy but also other aspects of your life. Please contact us at the following number if you want any more details or if you would like to have a debate on the NLP coaching program.
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Numan deploys Titan software to drive efficiency - 0 views

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    To increase efficiency savings, digital men's health provider Numan has joined forces with Invatech Health to deploy the health tech company's cutting-edge software Titan. Launched in early 2019, Numan provides medication for 175,000 patients via its Cardiff-based fulfilment operation. A team of its clinicians create personalised treatment plans for the most common male health concerns. In a statement, Invatech said its Titan software could deliver 20 per cent efficiency savings for Numan whilst supporting the company's ambitious growth plans with improved safety and scalability in processing medications. The new partnership also comes alongside 100 new contracts with community pharmacies around the UK. Andrew Caple, director of Pharmacy Operations at of Numan, said: "Our findings show that three quarters of men will not visit a doctor when they have a health concern, and we therefore recognise that the online market provides a great opportunity to tackle these problems.
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Amazon Pharmacy Launches $5 Monthly Subscription - 0 views

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    Online retail giant Amazon said on Tuesday (January 24) it is offering a $5 monthly subscription plan for U.S. Prime members that will cover a range of generic drugs and their doorstep delivery, furthering the ecommerce giant's push into healthcare. The program, named RxPass, includes more than 50 medications addressing over 80 chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, anxiety, diabetes and male pattern baldness, Vin Gupta, Amazon Pharmacy's chief medical officer, has said. However, customers enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid or any other government healthcare program will not be able to enrol in Amazon Pharmacy's RxPass service. The average Prime member would save about $100 per year with RxPass, John Love, vice president of Amazon Pharmacy, said. Amazon Prime members in most U.S. states can sign up for the program from January 24. The flat $5 charge would be without insurance and on top of the Prime membership fee, which costs $139 per year in the United States.
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Covid-19 Human Challenge Trial Found Safe - 0 views

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    The world's first human challenge trial in which volunteers were deliberately exposed to Covid-19 to advance research into the disease was found to be safe in healthy young adults, one of the companies running the study said on Wednesday. The data supports the safety of this model which could theoretically provide a "plug and play" platform for testing therapies and vaccines using the original Covid-19 strain as well as variants of the virus, Open Orphan, which carried out the study, said in a statement. Open Orphan is running the project, launched a year ago, with Imperial College London, the UK government's vaccines task force and the clinical company  hVIVO. The trial infected 36 healthy male and female volunteers aged 18-29 years with the original SARS-CoV-2 strain of the virus and closely monitored them in a controlled quarantined setting. They will be followed up for 12 months after discharge from the quarantine facility.
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Breast Cancer Survivors Face Second Cancer Crisis - 0 views

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    A groundbreaking study analysing data from nearly 600,000 cancer patients in England has shed light on the increased risk of second cancers among breast cancer survivors. The research conducted by University of Cambridge in association with the Lancet Regional Health-Europe studied data from over 580,000 female and over 3,500 male breast cancer survivors diagnosed between 1995 and 2019 using the National Cancer Registration Dataset. The findings suggest that survivors of breast cancer, the most prevalent cancer in the UK, face a substantially higher risk of developing second primary cancers. According to the research, female survivors exhibited a twofold increase in the risk of contralateral breast cancer compared to the general population. The data highlighted an 87 per cent greater risk of endometrial cancer, a 58 per cent greater risk of myeloid leukemia, and a 25 per cent greater risk of ovarian cancer in female survivors.
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Prostate cancer: Signs,Symtoms and Treatment Options - 0 views

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    Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in the United Kingdom. However, Macmillan revealed that prostate cancer diagnoses were down 29 per cent between 2019 and 2020, meaning men weren't seeing their GPs to begin to get diagnosed. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to spot any symptoms and get checked, as an early diagnosis can help not only increase survival rates, but also offer a more varied choice of treatment options. As community pharmacy teams play a fundamental role in educating men who may be concerned about their health it vital to maximise trusted relationship with patients, and it is crucial that pharmacists have access to the correct resources to direct men to seek prostate cancer guidance. Prostate cancer often affects men who are over the age of 50. Those who are at a higher risk of prostate cancer also include those of African-Caribbean family descent, if there has been a family history of the cancer, and poor weight and diet. However, studies have found that community pharmacists play an important role in delivering programmes to improve levels of physical activity and diet of men with prostate cancer.
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