Men’s health today does not only mean having a strong body, well-developed muscles, or physical ability alone, but also includes sexual health, hormonal balance, mental condition, and overall quality of life.
Nowadays, many men tend to neglect their own health care, especially issues related to personal matters, which can affect confidence, relationships, and long-term quality of life. For a better and happier life, knowing the correct approach to men’s sexual health care is something that should not be overlooked.
Why is men’s health care important?
Men’s health is not limited to having strong muscles or good stamina but also covers the internal systems of the body, such as hormonal balance, sexual performance, mental health, and the ability to live daily life.
Currently, many men face stress from work, social pressure, and inadequate health care, leading to various health problems ranging from chronic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol to sexual problems that affect confidence and relationships.
Comprehensive health care is very important because
- It can prevent future health problems Regular health check-ups and self-care help reduce the risk of serious diseases.
- Improves quality of life Good health provides energy for various activities and allows living life to the fullest.
- Builds confidence Especially in sexual performance, which affects happiness in relationships.
- Good mental health Taking care of both physical and mental health helps reduce stress and depression.
We are ready to take care of all men’s health issues with a team of doctors who understand you
Men’s sexual health care requires detailed attention and understanding of the patient’s feelings, especially for personal and sensitive issues. The expert men’s sexual health team at Phyathai 3 Hospital is ready to provide professional services, maintain confidentiality, and understand each patient’s concerns.
- Comprehensive diagnosis using modern medical technology.
- Treatment tailored to each individual because everyone has different physical conditions and problems.
- Consultation and follow-up closely and continuously.
- Maximum privacy to make patients feel comfortable and trustful.
Treated by an experienced medical team to help patients receive the best care, from diagnosis, treatment, to prevention and rehabilitation, so patients can regain a better quality of life.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a problem many men face but are still reluctant to disclose or discuss. The causes of this problem are divided into two main types.
- Psychogenic ED
- Caused by stress from work or daily life.
- Anxiety and fear of failure.
- Depression or emotional problems.
- Pressure during sexual intercourse.
- Relationship problems with partners.
- Organic ED
- Diabetes affecting blood vessels and nerves.
- High blood pressure and heart disease.
- High cholesterol causing blood vessel blockage.
- Hormonal disorders, especially male hormones (Testosterone).
- Nervous system problems from diseases or accidents.
- Side effects from certain medications.
Treatment for erectile dysfunction depends on the cause. Initially, doctors may use medication combined with psychological counseling, behavioral modification, or treatment of underlying diseases for each individual, including vascular rehabilitation with Shockwave Therapy.
Premature Ejaculation
Premature ejaculation is a common problem in men, characterized by:
- Ejaculation occurring too quickly before the man or his partner is satisfied.
- Inability to control ejaculation.
- Impact on self-confidence.
- Causing pressure and problems in relationships.
Causes may come from psychological factors, anxiety, hormones, or nervous system sensitivity. Treatment approaches may include control training techniques, medication, combined with counseling.
Delayed Ejaculation
This condition is the opposite of premature ejaculation. Symptoms of delayed ejaculation include:
- Taking an abnormally long time to ejaculate.
- Inability to ejaculate despite sufficient stimulation.
- No ejaculation of semen.
This condition can be caused by several factors such as
- Side effects of certain medications, such as antidepressants.
- Psychological problems or stress.
- Underlying diseases or nervous system disorders.
- Past surgeries affecting the reproductive system.
- Muscles controlling ejaculation.
Initial treatment requires identifying the true cause and may involve changing medications, psychological therapy, or treating the underlying cause.
Low Libido (Male Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder)
Low sexual desire may result from various causes such as:
- Low male hormones which decrease with age or health problems.
- Chronic stress from work or daily life.
- Underlying diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease.
- Certain medications that have side effects on sexual desire.
- Psychological problems such as depression, anxiety.
- Relationship problems with partners.
- Insufficient sleep
Treatment includes hormone level testing, hormone replacement therapy, lifestyle changes, and counseling.
Andropause (Low Testosterone Hormone)
Andropause, or low male hormone levels in middle age, has the following symptoms:
- Easy fatigue lacking energy for activities.
- Reduced sexual performance including desire and erection.
- Mood swings irritability or depression.
- Increased body fat especially around the abdomen.
- Decreased muscle mass even with exercise.
- Reduced memory and concentration
- Thinning bones risk of osteoporosis.
Hormone replacement therapy must be under the supervision of a specialist doctor to ensure effectiveness and safety.
Low Testosterone Hormone Condition and Muscle Loss
When testosterone hormone levels are low, it directly causes reduced muscle mass and strength, increased body fat accumulation, abdominal obesity, fatigue, decreased sexual performance, and mood swings. This is commonly found in men aged 45 and over or caused by chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity.
Treatment may involve hormone replacement or anabolic steroids for muscle building to increase muscle mass faster and improve strength. Doctors will assess suitability, determine safe dosages, and closely monitor side effects.
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs Treatment)
Sexually transmitted infections are important health problems. Common STIs include syphilis, gonorrhea, herpes, HIV/AIDS, etc. Early testing and treatment help prevent serious complications.
Testing methods include detecting bacteria, viruses, or fungi, blood and urine tests, and examination of secretions. Treatment may involve appropriate medication for the type of infection, treating partners to prevent reinfection, and follow-up until complete recovery.
Summary of Men’s Sexual Health Care for a Better Life
Men’s sexual health care is an important matter that every man should pay attention to, whether it is sexual performance, hormone levels, or sexually transmitted infections. These issues are not shameful or to be hidden but can be effectively examined, diagnosed, and treated.
Having good physical and mental health will improve quality of life, build confidence, and enhance relationships with those around you. Do not wait for small problems to become big ones. Consulting a specialist doctor who understands and respects your privacy is an important first step in taking care of your health.
Remember, good health is the foundation of happiness and success in all aspects of life. Start taking care of yourself today for a bright and quality future.
Dr. Pitchaya Jongsakul
Specialist in Preventive Medicine and Sexual Medicine
Sexual Health Center
Phyathai 3 Hospital
