Priapus Shot http://www.DoctorsStudio.com Male Sexual Dysfunction and penile enhancement. The Priapus shot offers a very safe and effective treatment to improve penile sensitivi... By: Dr. Lisbeth Roy … Continue reading →

That scene: When Harry Met Sally starring Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal It's been a long time since Meg Ryan performed her famous fake orgasm scene in the movie When Harry Met Sally which was quite outrageous at the time. But it's only now that we are beginning to see the results of some scientific research into why woman and men actually do it. Research has been hindered, no doubt, because of the difficulty in asking people about behaviour that most of them are not proud of and are unlikely to admit to. However according to a research study conducted in 2010 by Erin Cooper, a doctoral student at Temple University in Washington DC, showed that 60 per cent of women had faked an orgasm during intercourse or oral sex, at some point in their lives. The big mystery is why are women pretending? I'll have what she's having: Meg Ryan in When Harry Met Sally Originally the researchers believed it was all about stroking the male ego, but this study found that many of the women said they faked it due to their own fear of intimacy, because they felt insecure about their sexual performance or because they just … Continue reading →

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 24, 2013 Advanced Male Medical Center is proud to announce they have hired Erick Salazar, a 2011 graduate of Everest College, as a Medical Assistant. Salazar joins Advanced Male Medical Centers ever-growing staff that provides state-of-the-art care to the over 7,000 patients they care for in the San Francisco Bay area. Salazar will help to support Advanced Male Medical Centers ever-expanding patient population. Advanced Male Medical Center is a dedicated medical clinic devoted to the needs of men facing erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation. They treat men that are looking for personal help and ED treatment that have tried other resources such as oral medications or other inhibitors that fail to help them achieve their sexual goals and dreams. The doctors at Advanced Male Medical Center treat each and every patients sexual needs and physical desires on an individual basis. Their trained medical staff has been treating patients ED dysfunction and PE for over 10 years. Because they are dedicated solely to this medical condition, Advanced Male Medical Center far exceeds what an average office visit may be able to offer. They understand the intense need for help and answers to a common and treatable … Continue reading →

Dr. Komaroff Dear Dr. K: I'm an avid biker. But could my biking lead to erectile dysfunction? Dear Reader: Biking is an excellent form of exercise. But occasionally, if men who bicycle many hours each week are not careful, it can lead to temporary erectile dysfunction. Your question caused me to review articles on this topic that have been published in medical journals. It appears that there are no studies large enough to give us a good idea of just how often bicyclists develop this condition. The risk appears to be highest for men who cycle more than three hours a week. I can't find any published research study to support my speculation, but I'll bet the risk is lower in using stationary bikes than in riding outdoors: The bumps in the road get transmitted through the bike seat. One recent study compared 142 men in a bicycle club to 83 men who did not ride bicycles and found no difference in the rate of erectile dysfunction. This does not mean that frequent riding cannot cause sexual problems, but it probably means that it doesn't happen very often. The reason avid bikers sometimes get erectile dysfunction (ED) is that the … Continue reading →

In December, a small local biotech named Apricus Biosciences decided to put substantially all its eggs in one basket: male and female sexual disorders. But in tackling male erectile dysfunction, Apricus faces stiff competition from pharmaceutical giants Eli Lilly (Cialis), Pfizer (Viagra), and Bayer (Levitra). Trying to relieve female sexual dysfunction presents a completely different problem: many critics think this so-called disorder, although officially recognized by the American Psychiatric Association, is an industry marketing ploy to peddle potions of dubious value. Apricus is trying to get regulatory approval around the world for Vitaros, a topical treatment that, spread on the penis, is supposed to bring an erection faster than competitors products. It supposedly works well with men who dont respond to Viagra, but it has only been approved in Canada. Erectile dysfunction is a market of close to $5 billion. Two years ago, Cialis passed the originator, Viagra, in sales, greatly because it boasts of a high-powered drug that can be effective for up to 36 hours. In France, its called le weekender. In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration has never given the okay to any medical treatment for female sexual dysfunction, which comes in several varieties: … Continue reading →

A B.C. judge has certified a class- action lawsuit against a manufacturer of drugs for male prostate and baldness problems that allegedly result in ongoing sexual dysfunction. In May 2008, Michael Miller, the representative plaintiff in the case, obtained from his doctor a prescription for the drug Proscar, manufactured by Merck Frosst Canada for the treatment of hair loss. Proscar, a drug normally used for treatment of prostate problems, was given to Miller because it has the same active drug as Propecia, the companys drug for male baldness, and is cheaper. Miller claims that after about a month he became completely disinterested in sexual activity. The symptoms of sexual dysfunction increased over the following months and Miller became anxious and upset. He blames his problems on the side effects of the drug. Miller claimed that the company acted with reckless disregard and put profits before public safety by ignoring labelling changes outside of Canada and by marketing the drugs in Canada without adequate warnings. An affidavit filed by Millers lawyer said the law firm had been contacted by 281 Canadian men who wished to participate in the class action suit, 55 from B.C. The company argued that the allegations of … Continue reading →