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What Does an Andrologist Do?

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Your Point of Contact for Men’s Health

An andrologist is the specialist who focuses on all aspects of men’s health. Just as women visit a gynaecologist for gynaecological questions, the andrologist is the male equivalent. He provides advice on preventive care, hormonal examinations, and treatments for sexual or fertility problems. The range of services in andrology is diverse. Below you will find an overview of the most important subject areas in which we, as specialised andrologists, can be there for you.

Men’s Medicine and Preventive Care

Most men visit the doctor less frequently than women, which can lead to certain conditions being detected only at a late stage. An andrologist places great importance on preventive examinations in order to identify potential problems such as prostate changes or tumour conditions as early as possible. The measurement of important blood values – for example testosterone or other hormonal parameters – is also part of the preventive care programme. In this way, health risks can be specifically reduced before they develop into serious complaints. For example, Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) is a blood value that can be helpful in urological cancer screening.

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Sexual Problems in Men

Topics such as erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, or loss of libido are not uncommon. Nevertheless, many men find it difficult to talk about them. In everyday andrological practice, however, they form a firm part of the treatment spectrum. Physical or hormonal causes are often found, such as impaired blood supply or a deficiency of male sex hormones. Psychological burdens can also have a negative effect on sexual life. We andrologists help to identify these factors and to develop appropriate therapies together with you.

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Hormonal Disorders in Men

The testosterone level can change considerably over the course of a lifetime. If it falls too sharply, symptoms such as lack of drive, muscle loss, mood swings, or potency problems through to depression often appear. In such cases, a thorough assessment by means of blood tests is helpful. Based on the results, an individual therapy can be initiated – sometimes a change in lifestyle is sufficient, while in other cases testosterone treatment may be appropriate. The goal is to bring the hormonal balance back into equilibrium and thereby improve quality of life.

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Men’s Health and Metabolic Disorders

Many men suffer from metabolic syndrome, characterised by excess weight, high blood pressure, elevated blood lipid levels, and insulin resistance (pre-diabetes or diabetes). These metabolic disorders increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and impair general health. We specialised andrologists recognise and treat such problems at an early stage. This includes dietary recommendations, exercise concepts, and where necessary pharmacological measures to stabilise blood glucose and cholesterol levels and to prevent secondary damage.

We are confident that you will benefit from these measures and that targeted interventions can specifically reduce your individual risk and considerably enrich your life.

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Unfulfilled Desire to Have Children

If you wish to have a child but have not been successful despite regular intercourse, we are happy to support you. The cause not infrequently lies with the man. An andrologist can determine, by means of semen analyses and further examinations, whether impaired fertility or other factors are present. He also provides advice on possible treatment methods, such as insemination or in vitro fertilisation.

Special Andrological Problems

The special conditions that the andrologist diagnoses and treats include, for example, undescended testicle, varicocele, Peyronie’s disease (Induratio penis plastica, IPP), or phimosis. Functional disorders, pain, or significant suffering are often the predominant concern. Thanks to modern surgical techniques and pharmacological therapies, many of these conditions can be treated or cured effectively, resulting in a marked improvement in quality of life.

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