Category: Men’s health

Doc, My Testosterone Is Normal — So Why Am I Still Exhausted?

Your testosterone is normal, but you still feel drained and struggle with ED. Why? Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, shares insights from AUA 2026 on why the number on your lab report isn’t the whole story — and what really helps.

Beyond the Scalpel: The Dawn of On-Demand, Non-Hormonal Male Contraception

A reversible gel and an on-demand pill could finally give men real, hormone-free birth control options. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, explains two breakthrough non-hormonal male contraceptives showcased at AUA 2026.

The Frontier of Male Contraception: A Reversible Male Pill Is Closer Than You Think

A safe, reversible “male pill” is closer than you think. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, explains the breakthrough male contraceptive gel showcased at AUA 2026 — how it works, whether it’s reversible, and when it could arrive.

Testosterone Pellets: A Treatment I Rarely Saw Until the United States

During my time as a Research Scholar and Clinical Observer in the United States, I watched a testosterone treatment performed routinely that we almost never do in Thailand: the testosterone pellet. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone sits down again with Dr. Basil Kaaki of Baylor College of Medicine to explain what pellets are, who they suit — and offers an honest reflection on why they haven’t caught on back home.

The Wild West of Men’s Health: Peptides, the FDA, and the Future of Restorative Medicine

Peptides have exploded into mainstream men’s health — but a sudden regulatory shift pushed many into a risky gray market. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, explains what peptides really are, the FDA crackdown, and how to stay safe.

Hypogonadism 101: A Urologist’s Conversation on Low Testosterone

What actually is “low testosterone,” who really has it, and how is it treated safely? Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone sits down with Dr. Basil Kaaki of Baylor College of Medicine for a plain-language conversation covering everything from diagnosis to treatment — including the options that protect fertility.

The Night Owl Penalty: How Your Sleep Schedule Is Quietly Draining Your Testosterone

Could your bedtime be quietly draining your testosterone? Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, explains surprising AUA 2026 research showing that being a night owl can lower a man’s testosterone — and how to protect your hormonal health.

Testosterone and the Heart: What the Landmark TRAVERSE Trial Settled

For years men were warned that testosterone therapy might damage their hearts. The largest trial ever conducted answered that — but it is routinely quoted in half. What TRAVERSE settled, what it did not, and which of its adverse signals were statistically significant and which were not.

The Partner Dynamic: Why a Penile Implant Is Only Half the Story

A penile implant can restore the mechanics of an erection — but lasting intimacy depends on the couple, not just the device. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, shares partner-focused insights from AUA 2026 on what truly makes implant surgery a success.

Do ED Medications Protect the Heart? What the Evidence Actually Shows

Viagra was originally developed as a heart drug — the erection was an accident. Decades later, researchers are circling back to that question. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone reviews what the evidence on PDE5 inhibitors and cardiovascular protection really shows, and what it does not.