At M Centre by BNH Hospital, we address men’s health concerns.

Men‘s specific health concerns are unfortunately too often overlooked and ignored. With age, hormone levels change and can cause loss of energy, depression, enlarged prostate, decreases sex drive and erectile dysfunction.
M Centre by BNH provides advice, diagnosis and treatment for men‘s general health, urology, prostate and sexual health issues.

Speak to our men‘s health specialist if you experience any of the following;
• Having to wake up to pass urine during the night?
• Feeling lethargic or reduced libido?
• Frequent urination or feeling not being able to completely empty the bladder?
• Decreased or weak erection?
• Weight gain?

*Please make an appointment prior to using the service at Surgery Department

Thinking of sex as a performance, as something we are doing that is being scrutinized and evaluated by an audience. This performance mindset leads many men to be self-conscious, self-critical, worried, tense and anxious while being sexual. This in turns often results in bringing about the very problem they were worrying about in the first place: erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation or difficultly experiencing orgasm.

These sexual problems can be caused by various medical conditions, or may even result from—or be made worse by—various medications you may take. But if you are unsure, consult with your physician first for an assessment. In addition, there are medications available that can help with these sexual problems, although sometimes with side effects. In addition, these medications sometimes have the effect of reinforcing the tendency to focus on “performance” rather than pleasure, which keeps the problem alive.

Do you know that Woman needs approximately 13 min to get orgasm?

Stopwatch measured average TitOr in the sample of women in our study, who were in a monogamous stable heterosexual relationship, is 13.41 minutes (95% confidence interval: 12.76 minutes-14.06 minutes) and certain maneuvers as well as positions during penovaginal intercourse help achieving orgasm, more often than not. Bhat GS, Shastry A. Time to Orgasm in Women in a Monogamous Stable Heterosexual Relationship. J Sex Med 2020;17:749-760

When it comes to pleasure, penis girth is more important than length

The vagina mainly is covered in stretch mechanoreceptors, which means that girth (or width) is a more important aspect of the penis for women, on average, explains Nicole Prause, PhD, a sexual physiology researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles, and licensed psychologist.

75 percent of women don’t orgasm from “regular” sex

A lot of people worry there’s something terribly wrong if the female partner can’t orgasm during “normal” penis-in-vagina sex. But not only is that totally normal, but it’s also true for the vast majority of women, Buehler says. Three-quarters of women need direct clitoral stimulation—either from a hand, a toy, or special position—to orgasm.

Increased erection hardness help improvements in emotional well-being and satisfaction outcomes in men

Erection hardness was associated with sexual satisfaction and activity, satisfaction with life priorities and overall health; men with suboptimal erections were less satisfied with these elements.

The positive correlations between erections graded completely hard and fully rigid and outcomes assessing intercourse enjoyment and sexual satisfaction suggest that completely hard and fully rigid erections may be the appropriate goal of treatment.