Pearlman MD’s Holiday Gift Guide
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Sexual health encompasses much more than erectile dysfunction. In order to have a healthy and satisfying sex life, one must consider the importance of communication, learn how to be creative with sex tools, understand what feels good/right, as well as optimize health of genital tissue. Research suggests that improving nutrition and exercise can lead to improved sexual function. Sex therapy/counseling and physical therapy focused on the pelvic floor can also help. Fortunately, there are many tools in the men’s health tool box when it comes to additional therapies (medical, procedural, and surgical) for common male-specific sexual health concerns including erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, testosterone deficiency, penile curvature, and buried penis.
Wondering about creative gift ideas that strengthen rather than sabotage the person receiving the gift? Look no further than the Pearlman MD’s gift guide, coming
You’ve probably seen some interesting looking facial hair during the month of November. Chances are, those mustaches were being grown in support of Movember®, a
1. Stress Reduction Stress and anxiety lead to increased epinephrine (adrenaline), resulting in the inability of smooth muscle in the erectile tissue to relax (relaxation
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Impotence occurs when you are unable to achieve an erection, maintain an erection, or ejaculate on a consistent basis. It’s used interchangeably with erectile dysfunction (ED) (Healthline). Several factors
A NATIONAL LEADER IN MEN’S SEXUAL HEALTH
Men’s Sexual Health Specialist and board-certified urologist specializing in Genitourinary Reconstruction.
Dr. Amy M. Pearlman is a urologic surgeon with a sub-specialization in genital and urinary reconstruction, as well as male-specific quality of life concerns. She offers medical and surgical therapies for erectile dysfunction, penile curvature, testosterone deficiency, and bothersome male urinary symptoms. Though trained as a surgeon, Dr. Pearlman’s primary mission is to educate men on the basics of their bodies and to encourage healthy behaviors in order to optimize performance in and out of the bedroom.
Dr. Amy Pearlman is on a mission to educate the community on the fundamentals of men’s health and collaborates with healthcare providers in numerous fields including those in mental health, family and internal medicine, cardiology, orthopedics, physical therapy, oncology, and sleep medicine to provide comprehensive care to patients.
She educates her patients and community members on a regular basis, both in person and online, regarding various aspects of men’s health and sexual health at a local, regional, and national level and has been featured on the radio, in the newspaper, on television, and on podcasts.
