Men’s Health and Weight
Men are more likely to gain weight around their waist - the "belly fat". Most importantly, fat accumulating
in body organs can lead to higher risk of heart attacks and stroke risk.
Specific areas of concern for men living with obesity include:
- Diabetes
- Mental Health issues
- Testosterone Deficiency
- Erectile Dysfunction or Premature Ejaculation
- High Blood Cholesterol
- High Blood Pressure
Preventative Men's Health
Although men share many common health conditions throughout genders and ages, there are certain conditions that are related to men’s health and other diseases and conditions that are more prevalent in males.
To ensure good health is maintained, it is important that men are aware of the different impacts that can affect them and seek comprehensive preventative healthcare strategies at various stages of their lives.
Our doctors provide education to suit each patient's individual needs.
Male Health Impacts
There are a variety of factors that may impact and make us vulnerable to particular health issues that affect males. These can include
- Age
- Social & Family History
- Previous Disease Diagnoses & Past History
- Genetic Factors
- Lifestyle Factors (exercise, Diet And Alcohol)
Your doctor can provide you with a trusted and programmed approach based on diagnostic evaluations, including the following:
- Annual Health Assessment To Ensure You Are On Track
- Mental Health Assessment and Mental Health Management Plans
- Chronic Disease Management
- Prostate Cancer Detection and Management
- Sexual Health Advice, Erectile Dysfunction, STD and Testicular Checks
- Your Lifestyle Choices
- Sleep disorders
