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Dr. Richard Bebb

Dr. Richard Bebb

MD, ABIM, FRCPC
Endocrinologist
Victoria, BC
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Am I at risk of developing erectile dysfunction?

A:

There are several risk factors that contribute to a higher likelihood of developing erectile dysfunction. Diabetic men suffer from erectile dysfunction more often than their male counterparts. Smoking, blood pressure and obesity are also risk factors for erectile dysfunction. Certain medications can also cause erectile dysfunction as a side effect, and sometimes these are drugs that are used to treat depression (another risk factor for erectile dysfunction) or blood pressure. If you are unsure if any of your current medications may impair your sexual performance, address this with your physician.

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Erectile Dysfunction and Diabetes - Endocrinologist

Dr. Duncan Miller

Dr. Duncan Miller

MD
Family Doctor
Vancouver, BC
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What causes dementia?

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There are a few things that can cause dementia. People with dementia have degeneration in their brain, which means that the brain is slowly losing function, and Alzeimer's disease can cause this degeneration. Other issues like small strokes can also lead to dementia. If you have questions about your risk for dementia, or are noticing symptoms, you can visit your doctor to have these assessed.

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Dementia and how it changes a person

Dr. John Wade

Dr. John Wade

MD, FRCPC
Rheumatologist
Vancouver, BC
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What are the symptoms of Giant Cell Arteritis?

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Common symptoms of that are fatigue, weight loss, just feeling unwell overall, aches and pains. And about two thirds, if not more people with giant cell arteritis will have significant aches and pains in the shoulder girdle and the pelvic girdle area. Typically, it presents as a temporal-type headache, or temporal on the side of the head. Sometimes, actually, it’s called temporal arteritis, or inflammation of the temporal artery.

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The Symptoms of Giant Cell Arteritis