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Because DHEA has so many beneficial effects of its own, everyone over age 50 should have a DHEA blood level exam done at some point. If the level is low, you should supplement with 10 mg. of DHEA and get tested again in about three weeks. If it is still low, increase the dose by another 10 mg. and get tested again. Once it is back in the normal range, stop there since excessive use of higher doses can lead to problems.

My husband gets a good erection and says it feels so good, but he can't ejackulat. He says it is right there. but can't pop! Or the feeling just stops just like that. He use to hold on for a good 30 min. Or POP in 10 min. But in the least 8 month or more it's getting to the point of nothing. He wants sex but gets really mad that the dam thing won't POP! He is 55 and we are married 19ys.

I am indeed sorry to misread your message. please ignore it. I think I have stroke-phobia. whenever I read about stroke, I remember my wife's illness. Please forgive me for my negligence.

I do not know, why the Companies are packing such easily availble vitamins along with some other difficult to get nutrients like zinc, omega3 or B12. So, while taking supplements, always do consult the doctor. Alternatively, get the vitamins and nutrients from the dialy food or natural inputs, for example, wheat grass, etc.

and he has first started me on clomid, to try to restart my system, but the next step is replacement therapy. I feel tired and depressed all the time and just do not have the pep in my step that I use to have. the reason I aked the question is that I have been reading on here that some say that if you go on the HRT then you will have to stay on it for life. Which doesnt bother me unless for some reason there should come a time when I cant get it.

so he first though it was from the cell phone, so he took that out and the buzzing sound was still there. He said he started to go to Emergency Room because he works at a hospital, but he thought they would put him in a stray jacket. Help, is there a logical answer for what he is experiencing.

I have been very healthy and exercise regularly. I had my testosterone levels checked and the results are unclear to me. The results were: Testosterone was 3.0 on a range 1.7-6.3 ng/ml) SHBG was 37 on a range of 13-90 nmol/L Free Testosterone was 56 on a range of 30-140 pg/mL Are these levels on the lower end or normal?. I would like to be on a prescription to be at the upper level for my age.

Maybe you should change your logon to Scooby... it might help!

You have a health phobia. You need to face it, take responsibility, and get the proper care (i.e. counseling) that you need to treat it. I am concerned that you are using MH as a substitute for getting this care. Therefore, I can't permit you to keep returning to this forum with every new concern that your phobia generates. Please do not post in this forum unless you wish to report the outcome of an initial session with a mental health professional.

Hello~I am requesting that this post be transferred to men's health, they will be able to help you better.

In community of men's health or sexual health, some one has given reply on similar issue. It is a recent entry. Peas search this entry. I am sorry I do not remember the poster's name.

Hi all! I had posted something in Men's health related to this issue last week but now that it seems to becoming a little more clear that it's not a men's health thing and a general health thing I thought I'd post here. My general question is this: When I touch my chin to my chest I feel a very quick numbness in my lower right butt cheek near the Ischial tuberosity. It only lasts for a quick minute and then goes away.

Hello~You will probably get more help in the men's health forum, I have put a request in for you for this post to be transferred there.

I have had very very small red bumps on the under part of the corona. Where the head meets the shaft.They go all around the bottom of the corona and are very very small. I've had these long before having sex. I was wondering what it might ber and if there is anything I could do about it or should I just ignore it and let it go?

You should post this in the sexual health or men's health forum.

(In case others are wondering, this thread started out in a different forum and got moved to the Men's Health forum, being more appropriate here.

Hmmmm.....Mr. Peek STILL wants to go into the womens restrooms, and he's 45. I'd say try to avoid the issue for a while longer with the family restrooms, if possible. If this can't be done for long, have "the" talk with him about privacy, about personal space, strangers, touching, etc. Have Brandon go with him for some "test" trips, where Brandon tries to not interfere with Trev, just sort of see how he handles it in there.

ok.. just thought someone might know from thinking a blister was an std and then it turned out to not be one.

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