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Male Care Center:
Specializing in the Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction

Fred Grossman, MD – Board-Certified Urologist


Sexual problems? The Male Care Center can help .

As many as 35 million men experience sexual dysfunction, men of all ages and stages of life. But with a diagnosis and appropriate treatment, sexual health can be restored and maintained for many years.

For more than 30 years, Dr. Fred Grossman, a board-certified urologist, has specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of male sexual dysfunction at his practice, the Male Care Center, located in Denver, Colorado.

Watch Video on Causes and Concerns with Dr. Fred Grossman

An individual approach

Sexual health is a reflection of the whole person. As a medical doctor trained and certified in the treatment of sexual disorders, Dr. Grossman takes a comprehensive approach to diagnosis and care. Each patient receives a thorough medical assessment to determine if any health issue may be interfering with functioning, including a health history, targeted physical exam and a complement of lab and leading-edge diagnostic tests, as needed. From there, Dr. Grossman prescribes a regimen that addresses the underlying cause of the dysfunction — not just the symptoms — and is tailored specifically to the needs of each individual patient.

Medical specialist, expertise you can trust

Sexual dysfunction can result from a wide range of causes. Anything that interferes with blood flow to the penis and testicles, nerve impulses or hormones can cause erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation — the two most common disorders, affecting more than half of men between ages 40 and 70. Common health conditions can also be to blame, among them atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), hypertension, high cholesterol, diabetes, low testosterone, prostate problems or previous pelvic surgery as well as the use of medications commonly prescribed for depression or hypertension.

Because there are multiple causes and conditions that underlie male sexual dysfunction, it is best — and most safely — treated by a medical specialist.

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