As heart diseases are often seen with men, it is equivalently common in case of women. According to reports it can be said that heart diseases are one of the widely seen causes of death in the feminine sector of the society. It is widely believed that most women are suffering from other physical disorder [...]
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The symptoms of erectile dysfunction can be classified as
Primary
Secondary
Primary
An inability to achieve or maintain an erection is the primary symptom of impotence.
This can be due to a history of impotency since childhood, inability to attain an erection after a certain age or inability to sustain the erection for penetrative sex to take place. Most men, [...]
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The penis is an organ that is responsible for excretion of urine and reproduction. It is positioned be front and side of the pubic arch, anterior to the body. It remains in two conditions, flaccid and erect. In the flaccid condition it is cylindrical shape, but when erect, assumes the form of triangular prism with rounded angles. It is composed of a pair of corpora cavernosa penis and corpus cavernosum urethrae which is tucked between the two corpora cavernosa penis.
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Most men perceive that erectile dysfunction and Impotency are two different physical malfunctions. This is also one of the common questions, which are asked widely by men. In fact, Erectile Dysfunction and Impotency are the same; the only difference is that, the term impotency is used commonly whereas erectile dysfunction or ED is used to [...]
Filed under: Men's Health by admin on Fri, June 25th, 2010
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Weight loss is major aim of people who carry surplus pounds. Obesity is a physical malfunction which is a matter of concern for a wide number of people. According to the reports, the numerical figure of people who are victim to obesity is increasing. In order to stay healthy and cope well with their work, [...]
Filed under: Weight Loss by admin on Fri, June 25th, 2010
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Heart is one of the most important organs in the human body. It supplies blood and oxygen to the entire body. The heart is usually the size of your fist and beats about 100,000 per day pumping five to six quarts of blood every minute which amounts to 2000 gallons everyday.
There are different kinds of [...]
Filed under: Men's Health by admin on Thu, June 24th, 2010
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Erectile dysfunction is the repeated inability, without treatment, to keep an erection firm enough for penetrative intercourse or sex. There are some men who experience temporary episodes of lack of erection which could be due to fatigue, stress, anger or depression. But these are brief and usually pass on as the mental upheaval subsides.
Also known [...]
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Eating disorders can be defined as physical conditions usually recognized by uneven eating habits that may include inadequate or excessive intake of food causing detriment to physical as well as mental conditions of the victim. It is widely believed that this state of unwellness is generally seen in Christian teen; but it should be understood [...]
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Obesity is defined as having a body mass index (BMI) greater than 30. The BMI is a calculation of the body weight with that of the height is used to define underweight, overweight and obesity in adults. After tobacco, obesity is rated as the second most common cause of preventable death in the U.S. The [...]
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Is alopecia hereditary?
Ans. If the men in the family suffer from alopecia, there is a good chance of the sons and grandsons also encountering this disorder. There is no known cure for genetic hair loss, though living a healthy, stressful life may postpone the onset….
Filed under: Hair Loss by admin on Thu, June 17th, 2010
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