It is crucial to take control of your health at all ages. Men, like women, need to visit their doctor regularly, manage stress and eat healthy food.
The following checklist of men’s health tips will help you focus on a healthier you regardless of your age and general health.
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Even if you feel fine, it is important to have regular check-ups.
A wellness or physical check is one of the best things men can do to promote good health. A physical should not only include a check-up, but also include blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose and glucose evaluations. Locate a GRMC physician.
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If you are unsure, make an appointment to see your doctor.
You should also consult a doctor if there are any changes in your sleeping or bathroom habits, if your skin isn’t healing, if your moles or birthmarks have changed, or if your weight fluctuates or your sexual dysfunction is not explained.
Many serious health problems start as minor issues that could have been avoided or managed earlier. Instead of thinking that it’s a matter “toughingit out”, make an investment in your future health by talking to your doctor about your concerns.
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Your family history is important – share it with your doctor.
Your dad, or any other relatives, may have had hypertension, heart disease or diabetes in the past. You could be more at risk of developing these conditions yourself. Your doctor will help you create an action plan that minimizes those risks and increases your chances of being detected early.
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Tip No. 1:
While it’s tempting to purchase sexy lingerie online, I recommend you visit the Freak in the Sheets. At the very least, until you are able to locate what you are looking for and what brands you prefer, and the list goes on. My preferred store is the Early to Bed in Edgewater.
Tip No. 2:
Start cheap. Yes, the cheaper products aren’t likely to last as long (if you take care of them they might) however nothing is more painful more than spending a huge wad (of cash) on the perfect crystal double dong only to realize you don’t like it. But, be careful not to go TOO cheap.
Tip No. 3:
Start with a small amount. You might be tempted to grab the Ron Jeremy dildo–because it (im)pales in comparison to the wine bottle-sized dildo next to it. But common sense tells us that sometimes our eyes are bigger than our vaginas. Particularly if you’re trying out anal toys, working your way to the top of the scale is always better.
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Get moving.
Ideal is to exercise for at least 30 minutes per day. If you have difficulty getting in your workouts, a 20-minute walk with your spouse or a regular game outside with your grandkids or kids can help. The Guadalupe Regional Wellness Center is a great place to start.
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You deserve to take a moment for yourself.
These aren’t just great ideas, they’re also best practices that can help you reduce stress. You can find creative ways to make time for yourself, such as listening to podcasts or audiobooks on the way to work, or when you’re tending to the garden.
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Ask your doctor for information about screenings for cancer.
Your doctor might recommend screening for lung cancer, prostate cancer or colon cancer based on your lifestyle and family history.
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Stop smoking.
Ask your doctor for help in creating a plan, then choose a “quit date”, and follow it.
