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Dr. Eisenberg is a board certified urologist and Professor of Urology at Stanford University. He also leads Stanford's Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery Program. He specializes in men’s health, testosterone, fertility, and sexual dysfunction.He will also explain why reproductive health is not separate from the rest of a man’s health. It isn't just directly tied, but it is also a window into what's happening throughout a man’s body.
You’ll learn:
-The signs of low testosterone – and when it makes sense to get tested.
-Who may benefit from testosterone therapy and who probably should not be taking it.
-How sleep, stress, excess body fat, depression, and alcohol can affect testosterone levels.
-The side effects and fertility implications every man should understand before starting testosterone.
-What erectile dysfunction is, what causes it, and why it can be an important signal about a man’s overall health.
-The differences between Viagra, Cialis, and other treatments for erectile dysfunction.
-Why erectile dysfunction can deeply affect confidence, intimacy, and relationships, and how a partner can help.
-Why male fertility matters even if you are not trying to have children right now.-What changes in urination and prostate health are worth bringing up with a doctor.-Why pelvic floor health matters for men.
In this episode
:00:00 Meet the Guest
03:43 Signs You May Have Low Testosterone
08:06 Do You Need Testosterone?
13:52 What Causes Low Testosterone in Men?
20:49 Can Depression Cause Low Testosterone?
25:25 The Different Ways to Take Testosterone
28:01 What Are the Side Effects of Testosterone?
30:56 What to Know Before Starting Testosterone
33:10 How Long Should You Take Testosterone?
35:47 What Causes Erectile Dysfunction?
39:56 The Emotional Impact of Erectile Dysfunction
41:58 The Best Treatments for Erectile Dysfunction
52:08 The Surprising Health Benefits of Sex
54:42 Why Male Fertility Is Declining
01:01:50 What Causes Frequent Urination?
01:05:40 The Health Signs Men Shouldn’t Ignore
