• All You Need To Know About Hormone Deficiency In Men

    Hypogonadism is a male hormone deficiency where the body doesn’t produce enough male hormones crucial for masculine growth and development during puberty, this condition can be due to underlying issues or genetics. Male hormone deficiency is more prevalent in older and obese males past the age of 40 but it can also affect men of all

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  • Why Your Period Is Not A Reason To Defer STD Testing

    If you are anxious about the possibility of having caught an STD, getting immediate testing and seeking the right information and support is necessary to know what your next steps should be. Unfortunately, the stigma around sexual health makes it difficult for many people to talk openly about STDs, and the same applies to periods. Therefore, some

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  • Androgen Deficiency: The Symptoms, Causes, And Treatment

    Androgens are a category of sex hormones responsible for the ‘male’ characteristics in men, with the major sex hormone being testosterone produced in the testes. They are essential in male reproductive and sexual function, as well as in developing their unique characteristics such as body and facial hair growth and voice change. Lastly, androgens also

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  • The Key Difference Between Primary & Secondary Hypogonadism

    Low testosterone or hypogonadism is a male hormone deficiency condition affecting a significant number of men worldwide, especially those aged 45 years and older. Male hypogonadism occurs when the body does not produce an adequate amount of either sperm or testosterone, the hormone that plays a vital role in masculine development during puberty. Hypogonadism can be a

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  • Link Between Sleep And Sex: Can Sleep Affect Sexual Health?

    Sleep is a vital part of life. It allows your body to recharge and recuperate from all the activities you do daily. It is usually recommended that adults get at least 7 to 9 hours of sleep each night to achieve optimal health. However, according to statistics, 1 in 3 adults do not get adequate

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  • The Truth About STD: Should Virgins Still Undergo Screening?

    Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are usually passed from person to person through sexual intercourse. For this reason, there is a common notion that people who do not engage in any sexual activity are safe from catching STDs. As such, most virgins do not feel the need to undergo STD testing in Singapore. However, is there truth

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  • Monkeypox: How Getting The Right Information Protects You

    Monkeypox is not a “gay illness,” despite the fact that a lot of instances afflict homosexual men and men who have sex with other men. Labels and stigmas just make things worse, and one’s sexual orientation is in no way related to one’s susceptibility to the illness. Four individuals who identified as guys who have

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  • Monkeypox – Getting Credible Information On The New Virus

    You might have turned on the news recently and been bombarded with this seemingly ‘new’ STD on everyone’s radar called Monkeypox. While it isn’t anything new per se, Monkeypox is an uncommon viral illness brought on by infection with the monkeypox virus. Quick Introduction to Monkeypox Monkeypox cases in humans first appeared in records in

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  • Why Elyon Clinic Believes In Doing What We Do For Our Patients

    Having been an online blog and article resource to spread awareness of good sexual practices and the importance of STD testing and sexual health for a couple years and doctors who have seen patients for an even longer period of time, we realised we have talked about so many different topics (and shared about so

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  • Important Questions: What If I Leave My STI Untreated?

    There can be many reasons why people aren’t motivated to get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). While the reason might range from their fears of the results to fears of how it can affect their social relationships, or perhaps even a fear of the STIs themselves, there are some people who also assume that

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