When ED pills are not enough, Dr. Justin Dubin, MD

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When ED pills are not enough, Dr. Justin Dubin, MD. Today, having undergone severe testing for safety and efficacy, it is available in the commercial market. You can become somewhat erect but not enough to begin or complete sexual intercourse. Below, we re breaking down some of the science behind male sexual health supplements. It works primarily by inhibiting the PDE5, the enzyme responsible for decreasing the blood flow to the penis.

When ED pills are not enough. [Excerpt] Blue Cure Men's Health podcast with guest, urologist Dr. Justin Dubin, MD About Dr. Justin Dubin, MD — I am a fellowship-trained urologist and andrologist focusing on men’s health at Memorial Healthcare System. I care for men with fertility problems, sexual issues (erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, delayed ejaculation, etc.), Peyronie’s disease, low testosterone, testicular pain and other problems involving men’s genitalia. I want to help men understand that the issues they face are normal and help them find solutions that fit their lifestyle and life goals. I chose to specialize in men’s health because I feel it’s an area where I can make a difference by encouraging men to discuss their health and needs, while also educating and empowering them with accurate information that can help improve their lives. In addition to providing individualized patient care, I’m also passionate about providing helpful information to the community. I host a podcast, “Man Up — A Doctor’s Guide to Men’s Health,” in which I discuss various men’s health topics. I have been a guest on several popular podcasts and interviewed by major media outlets including The New York Times, Men’s Health and Insider. I am also involved in research, with my interests focused on men’s health topics, medical misinformation online, social media and telemedicine management of care. About Gabe Canales Gabe Canales has lived with low-risk prostate cancer since 2010, when he was diagnosed at age 35. He is the author of Unexpected Diagnosis: Prostate Cancer and the Wake-Up Call to Live Healthier and Happier, the founder of the nonprofit Blue Cure Foundation, and advocates for prostate cancer patients, and men's health issues. About Blue Cure Blue Cure is a 501c3 nonprofit organization, founded by Gabe Canales, who was diagnosed in 2010 with early-stage prostate cancer at age 35. The Mission of Blue Cure is to save men from premature death, by empowering men with the knowledge that lifestyle choices can prevent and reduce the risk of leading causes of male death from lifestyle-driven chronic health conditions and cancers. Blue Cure wants to end the stigma that keeps men from taking control of their health to live healthier, happier lives. BlueCure.org #menshealth #urology #ED #erectiledysfunction