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I just began listening to a podcast that may be of interest. On the podcast entitled "The Peter Attia Drive" Episode #260 "Men's Sexual Health: why it matters, what can go wrong and how to fix it" features an interview with Dr. Mhit Khera, a Baylor urologist specializing in sexual health. I'm finding it very interesting (albeit somewhat technical) and informative.

Linke here: https://peterattiamd.com/mohitkhera/

He discusses the following:

The anatomy of the male genitalia [5:45];

The prevalence of sexual dysfunction, its impact on quality of life, and the importance of seeking help [7:15];

Erectile dysfunction (ED): definition, diagnosis, pathophysiology, and more [11:00];

The history of medications to treat ED and the mechanisms of how they work [15:30];

Relationship between aging and erectile dysfunction and Mohit’s approach to treating patients and prescribing medications [20:00];

The impact of lifestyle on sexual health and the association between ED and cardiovascular disease [29:30];

Causes and treatments for Peyronie’s Disease, penile fracture, and more [37:30];

The value of ultrasound for ED diagnosis and management strategies [47:45];

Various treatment options for ED: injections, penile prosthesis, and more [50:15];

Priapism (prolonged erection): what is happening and when to seek treatment [57:15];

Shockwave therapy as a treatment for ED [1:02:45];

Stem cell therapy for ED [1:08:15];

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections as a treatment for ED [1:12:00];

Premature ejaculation (PE): prevalence, pathophysiology, and treatment [1:14:45];

Anorgasmia: causes and treatment [1:22:00];

The interplay of sex hormones, the impact of aging, symptoms of low testosterone, and considerations for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) [1:26:45];

Methods for increasing endogenous testosterone [1:38:45];

Testosterone replacement therapy: various forms of exogenous testosterone, weighing risk vs. reward, and more [1:52:30];

The physiology and purpose of testosterone and DHT, why some men feel fine even with “low” testosterone, personalized approaches to treating low testosterone, and more [2:02:30];

Post-finasteride syndrome [2:09:00];

The role of testosterone in prostate cancer and addressing the notion that TRT could increase risk [2:16:15];

The effects of testosterone as an adjunct to therapy for estrogen-sensitive breast cancer in women [2:27:15];

Resources for those looking for healthcare providers [2:28:45]; and

Jayguy wrote:I just began listening to a podcast that may be of interest. On the podcast entitled "The Peter Attia Drive" Episode #260 "Men's Sexual Health: why it matters, what can go wrong and how to fix it" features an interview with Dr. Mhit Khera, a Baylor urologist specializing in sexual health. I'm finding it very interesting (albeit somewhat technical) and informative.

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