An Estimated 4-5 Million Men in America Have Hypogonadism. But unfortunately, they never ask to have their levels checked because they think most of their symptoms are related to the “stress of life” or “getting older”. What is Hypogonadism? Hypogonadism is a condition in which the body doesn’t produce enough of the hormone Testosterone. Testosterone […]
Hypogonadism in Men
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How Can Lifestyle Choices Affect Sexual Health
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To answer this question, we must first understand the definition of the two factors: Sexual Health The World Health Organization defines this term as a state of emotional, physical, mental, spiritual, and social well-being as related to one’s sexuality; This included behavioral method of approach to sexuality and sexual relationships along with a myriad of […]
Dec 16
Why is Higher Testosterone Levels Good to Fight COVID-19?
Posted In: Lifestyle and Behavior, Wellness Blog By Delight Medical
2020 and the virus that is most popular on social media have made medical world and our researchers busy and they have learned a great deal. Of note and interest to this article and physician specialty is the role of testosterone as it affects the SARS-CoV-2 Virus but also the disease state known as COVID-19. […]
Jul 07
Hypogonadism
Posted In: Wellness Blog By Delight Medical
What is it? It is a condition in which the male hormone testosterone is not produced at levels that are necessary to meet the body’s demand for appropriate function. This is a medical condition that is widely underdiagnosed. Why is this condition underdiagnosed? This condition is underdiagnosed because of the following frank reasons: Men do […]
Sep 15
What are the best treatments for Whiplash?
Posted In: Pain Management, Wellness Blog By Delight Medical
Whiplash can occur when a person’s head is suddenly moved back and forth at a rapid speed and with great force. Whiplashes can occur to anyone of any age and is primarily seen in car accidents, on roller coasters and in sports. When a whiplash occurs, it typically results with your soft tissues in your […]
Aug 19
What is a Medical Weight Loss program?
Posted In: Wellness Blog By Delight Medical
A medical weight loss program differs from other standard weight loss programs primarily because it is just that, a medical program. When someone says, “Medical weight loss program”, it means that it is prescribed and monitored by a medical professional that specializes in Medical Weight loss also known as Bariatric Weight Management. In this article, […]
Apr 14
What Causes Lower Back Pain?
Posted In: Wellness Blog By Delight Medical
Lower back pain can occur at anytime and can happen to anyone. About 80 percent of American adults will experience lower back pain at some point in their lives. If the pain is severe enough, it can become debilitating and can affect your mood, attitude and ultimately your day because trying to complete every day […]
Feb 27
Trigger Points and Referral Pain
Posted In: Pain Management, Wellness Blog By Delight Medical
What are Trigger Points? Trigger points, also known as “knots”, are hypersensitive tender points within the fascia that surrounds skeletal muscle. They can sometimes be felt as nodules in tightly contracted muscle bands and are often times associated with musculoskeletal issue. Trigger Points are the most common source of pain that may be caused by […]
Dec 11
Tennis Elbow and Treatment Options
Posted In: Pain Management, Wellness Blog By Delight Medical
Tennis elbow also known as Lateral Epicondylitis occurs when the ligaments of the lateral epicondyle (elbow) is over used by repetitive motions of the arm and wrist, resulting in inflammation. Just as the name states, it is an injury typically seen in an individual that plays tennis, but it is not limited to just tennis […]
Nov 19
Sprain vs. Strain
Posted In: Pain Management, Wellness Blog By Delight Medical
Some point in our lives we have all experienced a sprain or a strain, whether it be an ankle sprain while playing a sport or straining our backs lifting something too heavy. But contrary to popular belief, a sprain and a strain are two different injuries that are commonly used interchangeably that we all have […]
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