"Snoring is a common reason for men to be kicked out of the bedroom by their partners, but the main sufferer is the person who has sleep apnea and is not getting quality sleep at night," Dr. A lack of quality sleep is linked to several health problems such as higher blood pressure increased appetite that can lead to diabetes and weight gain anxiety and depression. Snoring and/or stopping breathing at times during the night can be a sign of sleep apnea and other respiratory problems.Mehta says: "Even if it's just, `I wake up in the morning and I cough,' it shouldn't be happening every day." Respiratory conditions such as adult-onset asthma and COVID-related problems are among the possibilities. If you find yourself becoming fatigued and/or out of breath when you are exercising or just walking around or you have a chronic cough, it is time to get screened, Dr.Screening for osteoarthritis and rheumatic diseases such as gout, psoriatic arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis may be called for, especially if there is a family history.For men accustomed to being active, not being able to run or engage in other exercise due to musculoskeletal conditions can affect mental health, Dr. Is it taking longer to recover from injuries? A decrease in capacity for exercise is often related to musculoskeletal issues such as muscle wasting and inflammatory issues."Knowing when and where to get help is very important." Mehta, noting that Mayo Clinic Healthcare is located in an area known for high-stress professions such as banking and law. " Mental health for me is a big one" for men to pay attention to, says Dr."We find sometimes in screening tests that men have never had anyone other than their partners look at their sexual organs, and so we pick up a lot of issues or abnormalities," Dr. A testicular exam to look for lumps is a good idea for men who have never had one.Mehta says: "If there are issues with blood vessels in one part of the body it's very likely there are issues elsewhere." Erectile dysfunction, difficulty getting or maintaining an erection, is treatable and a good reason to have a cardiac screening, Dr.Painful or otherwise difficult urination should also be followed up on. The need to urinate often can signal prostate or bladder problems and/or diabetes."Often, these conditions are treatable."įor example: Urological symptoms and sexual health:
Mehta, a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners and of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists' Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health. "For men, very often the symptoms that affect their lives are things that they are not very comfortable talking to others about," says Dr.
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