EIQ Men Podcast
Today we talk with Dr. Aaron Weinberg about erectile dysfunction and the complex mind/body connection that is involved with the erection process. Dr. Weinberg is a urologist with Chesapeake Urology in Maryland. He completed a fellowship in Urologic Trauma, Reconstructive Surgery and Male Sexual Health at New York University.
Job loss, job changes and unemployment will happen during a worldwide pandemic that has rocked the world economy. On today’s episode of the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast, we discuss the impact this stress can have on a man’s ability to get an erection.
Penis size and how it may be linked to erectile dysfunction for some men is the subject of today’s episode of the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast.
On today’s episode we’re going to be discussing low-desire/loss of libido and how an overall low sex drive can be linked to erectile dysfunction.
Dr. David Sigman joins the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast to discuss Vasectomy and Erectile Dysfunction. Dr. Sigman is a urologist and a partner with Chesapeake Urology. He is also a Clinical Instructor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore.
This episode is about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and erectile dysfunction. STDs are also know as sexually transmitted infections and can have an affect on erectile dysfunction.
Today our guest is award-winning motivational speaker Ven Virah. Ven’s 2019 TED Talk, “The Rise and Fall of Erectile Dysfunction” included a powerful message about his personal story of overcoming erectile dysfunction (ED) and the stigma our global society still faces when it comes to talking openly about ED. Ven’s story has helped men and their partners all over the world overcome their challenges with ED and the shame that often comes with it.
Dr. Robert Segal joins the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast to discuss Low Testosterone and Erectile Dysfunction. Dr. Segal is a urologist in Maryland who specializes in male sexual medicine.
Today’s episode is about the difficult situation that arises when a partner feels as though the presence of erectile dysfunction in the relationship is their fault. As a certified sex therapist, our podcast’s host has seen this issue affect many couples in a very negative way.
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