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Are you more easily fatigued than you should be? That is just one of the many symptoms of low testosterone? Surprisingly, men of all ages, even in their 20’s, are increasingly being diagnosed with Low T or Low Testosterone levels. Some of the symptoms associated with low T include: gradually increasing fatigue; decreasing sex drive (libido); decreasing mental sharpness; and, weight gain due to slowing metabolism. The first question, before beginning any low T treatment, is to determine if a man needs to preserve his fertility. Effective Testosterone replacement therapy will diminish the affected male’s sperm count to zero or … Continue reading “Low T”

If you are ready to start your family after having a vasectomy in the past, you are not alone. Often times many men decide later on in life that they are ready to have children and to do so will require a vasectomy reversal. Unlike a vasectomy, a vasectomy reversal is a highly complex procedure that requires a great deal of skill, experience, and knowledge to perform and produce successful results. If you and your partner have been searching for but have had trouble finding an Austin vasectomy reversal doctor that has a proven track record, then you need to consult … Continue reading “Austin Vasectomy Reversal”

Cryopreservation is also known as Sperm Banking. The process is used in a variety of different situations. The most common reason for sperm banking is to assure future fertility potential prior to undergoing treatments or medications, such as cancer chemotherapy or radiation therapy, that may eliminate sperm production. Normally, the chance of a woman conceiving in any one month is no more than 20%, whereas, in donor insemination programs using frozen sperm, the monthly chance of pregnancy is approximately one-half that rate. This rate can be directly affected by many factors. The factors include the sperm quality before freezing, how … Continue reading “Cryopreservation”

To fully understand Men’s Health, one must understand male anatomy. We have put together a glossary of some common associated medical terms. Anus The opening at the end of the digestive tract where bowel contents leave the body. Bladder A generally round shaped, hollow organ located in the pelvis. It is held in place by ligaments that are attached to other organs and the pelvic bones. The bladder’s walls relax and expand to store urine and contract and flatten to empty urine through the urethra. Epididymis A long highly coiled microscopic tube that is located behind each testicle. The epididymis … Continue reading “Male Anatomy”

To help in your decision making regarding vasectomy reversal, we have compiled a list of the most common questions posed by patients considering undergoing the procedure. How much will a vasectomy reversal cost? The cost of a vasectomy reversal can range anywhere from $2,000 to $12,000. Your surgeon’s experience, the type of practice at which the surgery is performed, and the state you live in all have an effect on the total amount. Contact a few local urologists to get a better idea of what you can expect to pay for your vasectomy reversal. Unfortunately, vasectomy reversal is rarely covered … Continue reading “Vasectomy Reversal FAQ’s”