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Top 4 reasons why you're not sleeping through the night

Waking up frequently at night can harm your health and quality of life. Common causes include age-related sleep changes, lifestyle habits, medications, and underlying conditions like BPH or sleep apnea. Identifying the cause is key to better rest. Bastion Health offers expert virtual care to help men improve sleep and overall wellness—covered through your employer benefits.

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Tips for talking to your doctor about ED

Erectile dysfunction (ED) can signal underlying health issues and impact your quality of life. Talking openly with your doctor is the first step toward effective treatment, which may include medication, lifestyle changes, or therapy. If discussing ED feels difficult, Bastion Health offers expert virtual care to support you—covered through your employer benefits.

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Mushrooms may protect against prostate cancer

A large study tracking over 36,000 men found that eating mushrooms regularly—especially 3 or more times a week—was linked to a 17% lower risk of prostate cancer. This benefit may come from ergothioneine, a powerful antioxidant in mushrooms like shiitake and maitake. While the study can’t prove cause and effect, adding mushrooms to your diet is an easy way to support prostate health.

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Medications that can impact male fertility: what you need to know

Many widely prescribed drugs—from blood pressure meds like spironolactone to antibiotics and immunosuppressants—can impact sperm production and quality. If you’re planning to conceive, reviewing your medications with a healthcare provider is essential. Bastion Health offers expert virtual consultations and fertility support, all covered through your employer benefits, to help you optimize reproductive health.

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How to prepare for the prostate-specific antigen blood test

The PSA blood test is a vital screening tool for prostate health, but certain activities and medical procedures can temporarily raise PSA levels and affect accuracy. To get the most reliable results, it’s important to avoid sexual activity for 48 hours before testing, inform your doctor about recent prostate exams or biopsies, and wait several weeks after a urinary tract infection. Following these simple preparation tips helps ensure your PSA results truly reflect your prostate health.

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Is prostate cancer affecting your sex life?

Prostate cancer treatment often impacts sexual health, causing erectile dysfunction, libido changes, and emotional challenges that affect both men and their partners. Open communication, counseling, and sex therapy can improve intimacy and relationship satisfaction during recovery. Bastion Health provides expert virtual support and counseling to help couples navigate these changes—covered through your employer benefits.

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How to monitor and improve your sexual function naturally

Erectile dysfunction often starts with subtle changes in sexual function that signal deeper health issues. Early lifestyle changes—like aerobic exercise, pelvic floor (Kegel) training, weight loss, and a Mediterranean diet—can improve ED and overall wellness naturally. Monitor your sexual health and get personalized support with Bastion Health’s expert virtual care, covered through your employer benefits.

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What can you do to reduce the risk of birth defects?

Planning a healthy pregnancy begins before conception. Learn why preconception visits, maintaining a healthy weight, taking prenatal vitamins with folic acid, avoiding harmful substances, and partnering with your doctor can reduce birth defects and improve outcomes for you and your baby. Bastion Health offers expert virtual support covered through your employer benefits.

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Ways to manage ED without medication

Erectile dysfunction affects many men over 50, but lifestyle changes can improve symptoms naturally. Learn how heart health, diabetes management, regular exercise, stress reduction, and a balanced diet support better sexual function—often reducing reliance on medications like Viagra or Cialis. Bastion Health offers expert guidance to help you take a holistic approach to ED care.

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What is the most common prostate problem among men over age 50?

Bastion Health explains how benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) affects up to 90% of men by age 85, causing bothersome urinary symptoms like frequent urination and weak stream. Though often mistaken as just aging, BPH is treatable with medications that improve quality of life. Learn the signs to watch for and how early care can help you stay comfortable and confident.

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3 exercise tips for a healthier prostate

Regular exercise can improve prostate health and reduce the risk of BPH, erectile dysfunction, and chronic prostatitis symptoms. Learn how walking, aerobic activity, and weight management support men’s health—and discover tips for creating a consistent, effective fitness routine that fits your lifestyle.

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Cost of erectile dysfunction pills

Bastion Health shows how ED medications can be costly—especially if your insurance limits monthly doses or offers limited coverage. Learn smart ways to save, including using GoodRx, exploring generics, manufacturer discounts, and pill splitting (when safe). Get expert advice on affordable ED treatment options that work for your budget and health needs.

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Heart health and erectile dysfunction: understanding the critical connection

Bastion Health explains how Erectile dysfunction may be more than a bedroom issue—it can be an early warning sign of heart disease. Because the penile arteries are smaller than coronary arteries, ED can appear years before cardiovascular symptoms. Learn how ED and heart health are connected, and why early screening and lifestyle changes matter.

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Mental side of sex & ED pills

Erectile dysfunction isn’t just a physical issue—your mental and emotional health play a major role in treatment success. Learn how ED medications like Viagra and Cialis work, why psychological readiness matters, and how addressing stress, anxiety, or low testosterone can improve outcomes. Bastion Health offers personalized, whole-person ED care—covered through your employer.

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