Written by Dr.Deyn Natthakhet Yaemim, 24 March 2018

Medically Reviewed and updated by Dr.Deyn Natthakhet Yaemim, 31 May 2021

What is Modern Men's Sexual Health Clinic?

Men's Health is a unique field that requires a multi-disciplinary approach to appropriately treat the full spectrum of men's health needs. Given that interest in men's health is relatively new the definition of men's Health Clinic continues to evolve. Originally conceived as testosterone replacement centers, men's health clinics are increasingly understood to income path male endocrine, surgical, physical and psychological issues. As interest in men's health continues to grow, it is important to focus on the field future, including pharmacies telemedicine and the diffusion of healthcare.

Sexual Well-Being Is Not Just One-Dimension

Men's sexual well-being is complex multi-dimensions matters. When talking about sexual well-being and sexual health we have to think about the complexity and interrelationship in dimensions between physical well-being, emotional well-being, mental well-being, social sexual well-being and interperson sexual well-being.¹

1. Physical sexual well-being: Anything to do with your manhood has everything to do with your life. It's not about just prostate cancer that matters, there is also a heightened interest in male secondary appearances to male urologic health with the advent of new treatment options for hypogonadism, Peyronie's disease, erectile dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, premature ejaculation, infertility, and andrology.

2. Emotional sexual well-being: Everything about how you feel about yourself has everything to do with your whole life. Since the early 2000s, treatments for low testosterone, or "low T", have been gaining popularity. From 2001 to 2011, testosterone use in the United States tripled, and hundreds of testosterone clinics emerged to capitalize on this trend.² The goal of testosterone therapy is to accurately making a diagnosis, listening to all of a patient's symptoms, and properly tailoring treatment regimens with the follow up protocols. A lot of time, men has doubt and questions about their manhood, hence, emotional well-being can have a high effect on a person's well-being which also effect people around them. 

3. Mental sexual well-being: For many men, their ego located in their penis. Mental well-being also cover sleep health, sleep medicine, mental health, addiction health. Everything about how you feel and perceive about yourself; who you were, who you are and who you want to be can effect the whole life of a person.

4. Interperson Sexual Well-being: interpersonal of sexuality is remarkable because people most often have sex in a relationship. It is important to go beyond individual factors and take into account relational and contextual variables, which may act as risk and protective factors for developing, maintaining, and exacerbating sexual problems.⁶ Linking sexual and nonsexual aspects of interpersonal relationships and including data of individuals is necessary for a clearer insight into the nature of sexual behaviour, characteristics and dysfunctions.

5. Social Sexual Well-being: Social well-being is an end state in which basic human needs are met and people are able to coexist peacefully in communities with opportunities for advancement. Sometimes individual's needs can not meet with social standard or norm and it effect our well-being directly. We know for and there are evidences that there are relationships between sexual desire between human being, objects and sometimes abstracts. While we have a neutral-to-positive view on people gathering together for home party, sex party, and different kinds of fetishes there are certain social norms and ethics that has to be discussed.

More Options To Seek High Quality Healthhcare Designed For Men

Clinic Visit and Home Visit

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Telemedicine

Healthcare sectors that had previously been primary reliant on face-to-face consultations are beginning to shift towards telemedicine. Good sexual health clinic can offer online prescriptions for common ED medications, hair loss treatment, home test kits for HIV and STDs as well as PrEP and other medication refill without the need to see a doctor at the clinic.

While approximately 50% of men will experience some form of ED³, only approximately 25% actively seek consultation.⁴ This discrepancy is partially due to the social stigma in society surrounding men's open discussion of ED, preventing men from confiding with healthcare professionals and obtaining the help that they need.⁵ This is exactly the area of healthcare that telemedicine seeks to address. By providing personalized care to patients within the privacy of a patient's home, telemedicine companies are able to deliver healthcare services to patients seeking consultations regarding topics that had previously been considered too shameful to address in a public space. These services provide patients with a simple and convenient alternative to seeing a PCP for their common healthcare needs. After a telemedicine "visit" with a doctor, the patient is prescribed medication that can then be purchased directly through the telehealth platform, all within the comfort of a patient's home.

• Contact PULSE CLINIC online now for ED, PrEP, hair loss treatment and your medication refill

Retail pricing of 100 mg Viagra prior to its generic 20 mg sildenafil dosing for pulmonary hypertension hovered around 30 to 50 USD per pill. Patients can now find hundreds of pharmacies selling 20 mg dosing for around 1 USD a pill. It is common to get relatively safe drug in high demand through an online, discreet visit with same day service.⁷

References

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2. Jacques Baillargeon, Yong-Fang Kuo, Jordan R Westra, Randall J Urban, James S Goodwin. Testosterone Prescribing in the United States, 2002-2016. JAMA . 2018 Jul 10;320(2):200-202.
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