Looking after the health of a mature man is not just about responding to symptoms as they arise, but above all about proactive prevention and early diagnosis. At INVICTA, we provide comprehensive care tailored to the real needs of men at this stage of life. Find out how we can help you maintain your health and fitness for longer.
At INVICTA Clinics, we have been supporting the health of mature men who want to take a proactive approach to looking after themselves for over 25 years. We know that as men age, questions arise regarding physical fitness, hormones, the genitourinary system and general well-being. We also know that discussing these topics can be difficult.
We offer discreet, partnership-based care founded on reliable diagnosis and clear communication. We help you understand the changes taking place in your body, detect abnormalities at an early stage and make decisions that genuinely support your health and improve your quality of life.
Managing andropause is an important part of maintaining men’s quality of life. Hormonal changes can affect, amongst other things, energy levels, sexual function, mood, sleep, body weight and the condition of muscles and bones. Accurate diagnosis and regular monitoring of these changes enable a better understanding of the processes taking place in the body and help to mitigate their negative effects.
Preventing testicular and prostate cancer is one of the most important aspects of men’s healthcare. Many conditions develop without symptoms, and regular check-ups enable them to be detected before they become a real threat. Early diagnosis significantly improves the effectiveness of treatment and broadens the range of treatment options available. Regular visits to a specialist also help to establish the habit of taking a proactive approach to looking after one’s health.
A specialist who helps mature men understand the changes taking place in their bodies as they age, including those associated with andropause.
How can an andrologist help?
A specialist who helps mature men understand the hormonal changes that occur during andropause and navigate this stage of life in an informed and safe manner.
How can an endocrinologist help?
A specialist who helps patients with pelvic floor conditions, bladder control and improving intimate comfort.
How can a urological physiotherapist help?
INVICTA clinics provide selected services in the fields of gynaecology, dermatology, endocrinology, paediatric cardiology, genetics and oncology under a contract with the National Health Fund (NFZ). Patients who meet the programme’s criteria can benefit from free consultations and undergo diagnostic tests at no cost.
Andropause is a gradual process associated with a decline in testosterone levels in men. It most commonly occurs between the ages of 40 and 50, although the rate and severity of the changes vary greatly from person to person. Symptoms may include, amongst other things, a loss of energy, reduced libido, low mood, sleep problems and weight gain.
Yes – lifestyle plays a significant role. Regular physical activity, a healthy diet, sufficient sleep, stress reduction and avoiding stimulants can have a beneficial effect on hormone balance. Regular health check-ups are also important, as they allow for an early response to any emerging disorders.
This depends on the severity of the symptoms and the test results. For some men, monitoring and lifestyle changes are sufficient; for others, further diagnostic tests and treatment by a specialist may be necessary. The decision is always made on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the patient’s overall health.
Regular check-ups form the basis of prevention. Diagnostic tests for prostate conditions include, amongst others, a PSA test, a digital rectal examination (DRE) and an ultrasound scan. For the testicles, a physical examination and a testicular ultrasound scan are of key importance. Early detection of abnormalities significantly increases the chances of successful treatment.
The most common symptoms include problems with urination, a weak urine stream, frequent urge to urinate (especially at night), a feeling that the bladder has not been completely emptied, and pain in the perineal area. The onset of such symptoms is a clear sign that you should consult a specialist.
