What to know
Men’s primary care commonly includes cardiovascular risk, diabetes, mental health, sexual health, urinary symptoms, sleep, weight, tobacco use, and age-appropriate cancer screening.
Prostate screening is a shared decision based on age, risk, values, and potential benefits and harms.
Steps that may help
- Do not ignore urinary changes, erectile problems, testicular changes, depression, or sleep symptoms.
- Ask about blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, colorectal cancer, and other screenings.
- Avoid unregulated testosterone or supplements; symptoms may have many causes.
- Protect heart health through activity, nutrition, sleep, and tobacco avoidance.
When to contact our office
Schedule a visit for urinary difficulty, sexual-health concerns, fatigue, mood changes, testicular changes, or screening questions.
When to seek emergency care
Do not use the website for emergencies.
Seek emergency care for chest pain, stroke symptoms, sudden severe testicular pain, inability to urinate with severe pain, or thoughts of self-harm.
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Medical disclaimer: This page provides general education and is not a diagnosis, individualized medical advice, or a treatment plan. Recommendations can differ based on age, pregnancy, medicines, health conditions, and personal risk.
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