Men's Health

Here are a few tips on how to keep your lips moisturized and how to avoid chapped lips, as well as what to do if nothing else seems to be working to fix your chapped lips.

Learn the different signs and risks of heart attacks in men and women. Understand the symptoms and seek care with Ochsner Health.

Alfred’s story shows that positive life changes are possible with high blood pressure and cholesterol help from Digital Medicine.

One of the most important steps men can take to prevent depression is establishing a support system of family and friends they can rely on.

Whether we like our in-laws or not, feeling confined with them can lead us to feel on-edge. Here are some helpful tips to get you through the holidays,

Effectively managing existing chronic conditions is essential to prevent complications, including erectile dysfunction and low sex drive.

Testicular cancer is the leading cancer diagnosis for young men. One way to catch testicular cancer early is through testicular self-examinations.

When wrinkles appear on your forehead, they can be both obvious and annoying. In many cases, however, they can be made smoother and less visible with treatment and preventative steps.

It is important for people of color to protect their skin. Check out these tips for finding sunscreen designed for skin of color.

Prostate cancer is the number one cause of cancer in men, representing about 29% of all cancer diagnoses in men.

African Americans are about 20% more likely to get colorectal cancer and about 40% more likely to die from it than most other groups.

Concerned about osteoporosis? Read a few tips on how to prevent osteoporosis through diet and exercise.

Curious about vasectomy reversibility? Despite common belief, vasectomies can be reversed with care. Explore this procedure and its potential outcomes.

Deciding whether to get a vasectomy is a big decision for men, and it's important to know what to expect before getting one.

Depending on the selected treatment for prostate cancer, patients may experience a variety of emotions. Education regarding the patient’s “new normal” is important to the success of any cancer survivorship treatment plan.

Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death in men, followed by cancer, unintentional injuries, chronic lower respiratory disease, stroke, diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, suicide, respiratory infections, and chronic liver disease.

This blog will dive into the potential dangers of excessive alcohol use, specifically concerning men's health.

If these pills do not work, other treatment options for erectile dysfunction exist.

Don’t discount pain or discomfort during sex as normal.

What if loud snoring and restless nights are actually a sign of sleep apnea?

Urologist Matthew Nielsen, MD, explains how lifestyle and dietary changes can reduce your risk of an enlarged prostate.

Studies show that skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. Did you know men are more likely to be at risk?

Testosterone therapy is not a fountain of youth for aging men. Learn about its risks and what experts recommend instead.

Condoms used by men and women have no side effects but can cause irritation and other discomforts for people with latex allergies or sensitives.

A long-term relationship with a primary care physician – a doctor that helps you manage your health – keeps you healthier and lowers overall medical costs.

Symptoms of Low-T can cause lower sex drive, an increase in body fat and reduction in muscles mass, and feelings of moodiness or laziness.

For many men, erectile dysfunction (ED) will occur as they age. What many do not realize is that ED can often be linked to more serious conditions like cardiac issues, high blood pressure and diabetes. It is important for men to take these conditions seriously and seek further medical attention to screen for other underlying issues.

Color blindness occurs when you are unable to see colors in a normal way.

Even nonathletes can get athlete's foot; the fungus that causes it isn't picky.

Jock itch is caused by a fungal infection, and it's mostly preventable.

About 1 man in 8 will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. However, prostate cancer can often be treated successfully with radiation therapy.

Chlamydia is a common sexually transmitted infection (STI), and it can affect both men and women. While no one wants to be told they have an STI, the good news is chlamydia is treatable.

Hemorrhoids are sometimes referred to as piles and occur when the veins around the lower rectum or anus are swollen and inflamed. We shouldn’t be embarrassed to talk about hemorrhoids, mainly because 1 in 20 Americans experience them.

If you dribble when you pee, something might be going on with your plumbing. We’ve got a list of potential reasons as well as tips on how skip the drip.

If you or someone you are with is in a suicidal crisis situation, immediately call a suicide prevention hotline. The National Suicidal Prevention Hotline is 1-800-273-8255.

Need help? Call the National Eating Disorders Association helpline at 1-800-931-2237.

When it gets cold, people often dismiss the use of sunscreen. The sun is still powerful, even when it is cold and cloudy.

Blaming Mom for being bald? Folk wisdom has it that baldness comes from the mother’s side of the family, but recent studies indicate that the genetic component is more complicated.

Making it through 2021 is a cause for celebration.

Cold weather, dry air and indoor heating can take a toll on your skin. Follow these skincare tips for cold weather.

Follow these basic skincare tips for a simple skincare routine.

Keep your healthy New Year's resolutions all year long by starting small and building on your goals, being specific with what you want to achieve, and rewarding yourself along the way with your 2022 New Year's resolutions.

Although it is rare, breast cancer does affect men, too. Learn more about breast cancer symptoms for men and what factors put men at risk for breast cancer.

A fascinating new study shows the positive effect that lowering cholesterol might have on slowing the progression of prostate cancer.

Maybe you are used to washing your face with a bar of soap or body wash, but those days are over. Skin care is no longer just for women.

How can you prevent skin problems and mask acne after wearing a mask all day?

Weather changes can cause headaches and joint pain. Here are four tips on how to manage aches and pain.

Optimal sexual health can impact a man’s mental health. There are number of factors that can affect men’s sexual health, such as erectile dysfunction.

Focal One Robotic HIFU gives urologists the ability to use focal therapy to remove only the diseased portion of the prostate. This is similar to performing a lumpectomy to remove only the diseased tissue of the breast in a patient with breast cancer.

When you think of the term “self-care,” you may imagine a robe, candles and a facial mask. When it comes to men, taking charge of self-care may be harder.

Here’s what to pay attention to in order to keep your heart healthy.

Think yoga is just for women? Think again. Here are seven ways a regular yoga practice can benefit men.

Learn the benefits of using an underwater treadmill and other aquatic tools for rehabilitation.

Smoothies are a staple in some households, they are refreshing, easy and nutrient dense. They can make a great breakfast, lunch, snack and sometimes even dinner!

Adults age 30 and above should undergo regular screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol and skin cancer as well as eye exams.

For men with enlarged prostates who are not interested in taking medications, a surgery called Holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP) removes the part of the prostate that is causing blockage of the urinary tract.

Some people with cosmetic fillers experienced side effects after receiving their COVID-19 vaccine. What does this mean?

Meet Sarah Knight, MD, a primary care physician specializing in internal medicine at Ochsner St. Anne in Raceland and Ochsner Health Center in Raceland.

Orthopedic surgeon Willard Moore, MD discusses the resurfacing process of joints during surgery.

We should be mindful of our blood pressure because it can cause substantial health problems including stroke, kidney failure and heart attack.

Men who have an elevated body mass index (BMI) have an increased risk of having this condition. But they should know that it is a known medical condition with successful treatment options.

COVID-19 is still around, and Valentine’s Day will have to be celebrated differently. We have some ideas to keep you safe while still being festive.

Dry eyes are more common in the winter.

Dr. Peter Blessey, an orthopedic surgeon at Ochsner Health Center – Covington, took on a roughly 24-mile relay swim across Lake Pontchartrain for the physical challenge and for charity.

Do you pee a little when you sneeze? Your pelvic floor may be the reason. Pelvic floor therapy can train your pelvic floor muscles to support a wide range of issues.

Routine screenings for colorectal, lung, skin and prostate cancer give doctors the opportunity to catch cancer early when cancer is easier to treat.

Movember is a movement started by the Movember Foundation, which is committed to helping men live happier, healthier and longer lives.

Peyronie’s disease is a term that is used to describe curvature of the penis. It presents in varying degrees from slight, not bothersome curvature, to severe curvature. Learn more about the symptoms and treatment options.

If the urethra becomes blocked urine cannot flow easily, and it can make going to the bathroom difficult. This is referred to as urethral stricture disease.

Consistent training sessions will make coming to the gym and getting fit seem like second nature! That’s the goal of a trainer: help you help yourself to be healthy and fit, making a lifetime commitment!

Children of men with beards had more positive reactions to facial hair than children of dads who were clean-shaven, researchers have found.

With the help of Ochsner's Therapy and Wellness Occupational Health program, Edmundo Sanchez was able to get back on track with his successful weight loss journey.

Here are answers to four men's health questions you may have wondered about but were too embarrassed to ask during an appointment.

There are many factors that can contribute to hair loss, and you should be aware of the signs and causes so you can talk to your doctor about best next steps.

Becoming a father brings on new responsibilities and expectations. Conor Hardeman, MD, an OB/GYN at Ochnser Baptist, has a few tips for dads-to-be.

New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows a drop in cancer death rates during the 20-year period from 1999 to 2018. Each year, the death rate continued to decrease, resulting in a 26% drop overall.

Did you know nearly 4 million men seek help for fertility issues annually? When it comes to men’s health, sperm count is usually one of the last things on most men’s minds.

This can lead to a condition that affects more than 40 million Americans and more than 500 million men worldwide – but it’s not prostate cancer. One of our urologists explains BPH.

Follow our expert advice to keep pigmentation in check, wrinkles at bay, and your skin looking great all summer long.

Take these preventative steps to lower the risk of bug bites. Also, learn how to treat cuts and scrapes to avoid infection.

Man flu is a debilitating infection exclusive to male members of the human species.

Use this valuable information to learn how to give yourself a proper skin cancer exam and what to look for.

Have you ever felt too embarrassed to ask your doctor sex questions? There's no need to blush. We've got all of the answers right here.

Most men think they’re invincible when it comes to their health. Learn warning signs to not ignore.

How many cups of coffee do you drink a day? With prostate cancer being the most common cancer diagnosed, you might want to think about increasing your coffee intake.

Are you trying to start a family? Did you know that infertility affects approximately 1 out of every 12 couples?

Keeping professional football players healthy and in the game is an area of key focus for coaches and their trainers. But in the physically demanding game of football, injuries are very common.