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The Effects of Multiple Sclerosis in Men

About 91% of men with multiple sclerosis report difficulty achieving erections during sexual intercourse.  The effects of multiple sclerosis in men potentially affect overall health and wellness. What are the physical factors that lead to impotency in men with MS? Multiple sclerosis varies from case to case. It is an autoimmune disease often associated with […]

MS Diet Fights Debilitating Effects of Multiple Sclerosis

Lifestyle modification serves as an effective prevention of multiple sclerosis. Also, a healthy MS diet is best for patients suffering from multiple sclerosis.  Patients with multiple sclerosis often experience symptoms of sexual dysfunction. Experts support a strong link between sexual dysfunction and MS. Oftentimes, men with multiple sclerosis display signs of erectile dysfunction (ED) and […]

How Multiple Sclerosis – Warning Signs Affect Men’s Health

According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, over 2.5 million people have multiple sclerosis worldwide.  It affects 400,000 people in the United States and about 91 % of which suffer from sexual dysfunction. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is two to three times more likely present in women than men. Also, it is commonly found in Caucasians […]

Depression and ED: Side Effect of Anti-depressants in Men’s Sexual Health

Clinical depression and erectile dysfunction can have a devastating effect in man’s life. Also, lowered libido works to disrupt men’s ability to maintain a satisfying sex life. Several anti-depressant medications are proven effective as treatment for depression. Furthermore, research reveals that side effects of anti-depressants can cause erectile dysfunction and impotence in men. A recent […]

Multiple Sclerosis: Likely to be heredetary

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disorder which affects twice as common in women as in men. However, a recent study by the Mayo Clinic, the University of California at San Francisco, the University of California at Berkeley and Kaiser Permanente found that men are twice more likely to pass MS on to their offspring […]