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High PSA Levels

When It’s Not Cancer: 6 Surprising Reasons Your PSA Might Be High

By Dr. David Samadi You’ve just gotten your PSA test results, which are higher than expected. Understandably, alarm bells start ringing. But after further evaluation, including a prostate biopsy, there’s good news: no signs of prostate cancer. While the relief is immense, a lingering question remains: What else could be causing the elevated PSA levels?… Read more

Inactivity

The High Price of Inactivity: What Happens to a Man’s Body When Exercise Stops

By Dr. David Samadi We’ve all heard it: Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity each week. But while that benchmark might be familiar, many men underestimate just how vital regular exercise is, not just for looking fit but for protecting their long-term health, performance, and quality of life. So, what happens… Read more

Urinary Health Tips

Summer and Your Urinary Health: Smart Habits for Staying Well Hydrated and Infection-Free

By Dr. David Samadi When summer rolls around, most think about barbecues, pool parties, and weekend getaways, not necessarily about our bladder health. But the warmer months bring changes that can influence your urinary tract in ways you may not expect. Heat, sweat, and lifestyle shifts affect how well your urinary system functions. From dehydration… Read more

Morning Erections

Morning Erections Gone Missing? Here’s What Your Body’s Trying to Tell You

By Dr. David Samadi Let’s face it—waking up with a morning erection (yes, we’re talking about the infamous “morning wood”) might not be your favorite breakfast companion, but it is one of your body’s best natural health check-ins. So, what happens when those a.m. salutes start to fade? Is it just age? Stress? Or could… Read more

Annual PSA tests

Why Older Men Should Still Get a PSA Check Every Year

By Dr. David Samadi  As men grow older, routine health screenings become more critical than ever—especially when it comes to prostate health. Yet many older men mistakenly believe they can skip their annual PSA (prostate-specific antigen) test, either because they feel fine or assume that prostate cancer isn’t likely to be serious. The reality is… Read more