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A Journey to Preventive Medicine

Dr. Morales first discovered the power of preventive medicine over two decades ago when he applied its principles to his own life. By making lifestyle changes and addressing underlying health issues, he lost weight, gained muscle mass, improved his overall happiness, and reversed pre-diabetic conditions. This personal transformation ignited his passion for preventive and regenerative medicine. He knew he had to extend the same approach to his patients, focusing on long-term health rather than quick fixes.

His Medical Specialties include:

• Primary Care

• Pain Management

• Anti-Aging

Dr. Morales specializes in Primary Care, Pain Management, and Aging. Early in his practice, he noticed many of his patients were suffering not only from their ailments but also from the side effects of mainstream options. Combined with unhealthy lifestyle choices, these treatments often made his patients feel worse. In response, Dr. Morales adopted a root-cause approach, using advanced diagnostic methods to uncover underlying health issues that contributed to his patients’ conditions.

A Root-Cause Approach

Despite specific insurance limitations, Dr. Morales began ordering comprehensive men’s heath tests for his patients to dive deeper into their health concerns. Through this deeper analysis, he found that many symptoms were linked to hormonal imbalances, vitamin deficiencies, metabolic disorders, and chronic inflammation.

Testosterone replacement therapy (injections, gels, or patches) is a common treatment for low T. The best treatment for low T depends on the individual's health, hormone levels, and lifestyle. Always consult a medical doctor for appropriate testing, discuss the benefits and potential risks, and a select a tailored plan with regular monitoring. Get personalized men’s health answers by calling 952-688-6388 to setup an appointment.

Yes, a back injury can cause erectile dysfunction - especially when it affects the nerves responsible for sexual function. The spine plays a crucial role in transmitting signals between the brain and the rest of the body, including erections.

If a back injury damages or compresses the nerves in the lower back (primarily the sacral region), it can ✂ disrupt the signals to initiate or sustain erections. This type of erectile dysfunction is known as neurogenic ED, which occurs when nerve damage interferes with normal erectile function. Depending on the severity and location of the injury, individuals may experience partial or complete loss of erectile function. 

Other factors like reduced blood flow and muscle weakness, may also add to the problem. Treatment options vary and may include physical therapy, medications, nerve stimulation techniques, or other medical interventions to restore function and improve quality of life.

An enlarged prostate mainly causes urinary symptoms. It can indirectly affect sexual performance by causing discomfort or anxiety, but it doesn’t directly impair the mechanics of an erection. Discuss concerns with your doctor. Get personalized men’s health answers by calling 952-688-6388 to setup an appointment.

Low-intensity shockwave therapy for erectile dysfunction uses sound waves to improve blood flow and stimulate tissue repair in the penis - not vibration - in some men. Research highlights the most benefit for vascular ED, but results vary based on individual health. Always consult your doctor first to see if it suits your needs. Get personalized men’s health answers by calling 952-688-6388 to setup an appointment.

Place the penis pump’s tube over your penis and pump to create a vacuum that draws blood into the area. Then, slide on the constriction ring to maintain the erection. Follow instructions carefully and consult your doctor for proper guidance. Get personalized men’s health answers by calling 952-688-6388 to setup an appointment.

An enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), can cause urinary symptoms such as frequent urination, especially at night, weak or slow urine flow, difficulty starting urination, and the feeling of incomplete bladder emptying. Some men may also experience urgency, dribbling after urination, or straining to urinate. In more severe cases, BPH can lead to urinary retention or infections. While not cancerous, these symptoms can impact daily life and may require lifestyle changes or medical treatment.

The American Cancer Society recommends that men begin annual prostate exams for early detection of prostate cancer starting at age 40.

Medicare coverage for ED treatments like Gains Wave varies. Often, such therapies are deemed experimental and may not be covered. Check with your Medicare provider and consult your doctor for alternative, covered options. Get personalized men’s health answers by calling 952-688-6388 to setup an appointment.