Welcome to Our Men’s Health Services

Pomona Valley Health Centers delivers individualized care to a diverse patient population. We strive to provide accessible, state-of-the-art medical solutions that help you pursue your health and wellness goals.

Along with family medicine and primary care, we offer men’s health services with personalized healthcare services that address medical issues experienced by men of all ages at our men’s health clinics.

Pomona Valley Men’s Health Services

Discussing sensitive wellness issues with a physician can sometimes be challenging and uncomfortable. Pomona Valley Health Centers men’s clinics provide non-judgmental, patient-focused men’s health services for various conditions.

We proudly address and treat the following conditions:

• Hair Loss and Hair Restoration
• Low Testosterone at our state-of-the-art testosterone clinic 
• Sexual Health and Performance
• Birth Control Options at our Vasectomy Clinic
• Testicular Cancer Screening
• Prostate Cancer Screening
• Weight Management

We encourage patients to seek regular care for the following men’s health issues:

Sexual Health

We help men address concerns related to sexual performance, sexual health, and fertility.  We can discuss the best solutions and medications to help you resolve issues such as:

• Erectile Dysfunction
• Male Infertility
• Peyronie’s Disease
• Premature Ejaculation
• Vasectomy

Low Testosterone

Testosterone is a male hormone that facilitates the production of sperm, regulates sex drive, and contributes to the generation of muscle mass. It is also thought to influence hair growth and loss.

Too little testosterone is associated with the following conditions:

• Reduction of facial hair
• Low sex drive
• Depression
• Body hair loss
• Decreased bone density
• Development of breast tissue
• Weight gain

We address the potential causes of low testosterone and develop personalized treatment programs to alleviate troubling symptoms. These treatments might include:

• Lifestyle Management: Low testosterone production can be caused by substance use disorder, unmanaged type II diabetes, and obstructive sleep apnea. Addressing the medical issues that inhibit testosterone production is vital to managing or resolving the issue.
• Testosterone Therapy: Men who meet the clinical definition of testosterone deficiency might benefit from testosterone therapy. Testosterone therapy is the introduction of testosterone into the body via skin patches, topical gels, slow-release testosterone implants, or oral medications. However, testosterone therapy is only recommended for men experiencing low testosterone symptoms.
• Weight Management: Weight management is essential to men’s overall wellness. As men age, their muscle mass diminishes, which affects metabolic function and can lead to weight gain. Excess body fat can trigger numerous health issues, including type II diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure. Losing weight and developing a more active lifestyle can significantly improve testosterone production.

Hair Loss

Male androgenic alopecia, known as male pattern baldness, affects roughly 50 million men in the United States. This condition is the gradual thinning of the hair on the scalp in an “M” pattern that extends to the crown. 

While it is common to notice a receding hairline or hair loss at the crown, some men also experience body hair loss. However, it is common for men to grow more robust facial and body hair even as the hair on their heads becomes thinner.

Pattern baldness does not indicate an underlying medical problem and can be most successfully addressed when treated early. Certain medications like minoxidil can slow hair loss and even facilitate new hair growth.

Cancer Screenings

Regular screenings for prostate and testicular cancer are vital for early detection. 

While testicular cancer is often detectable through self-exams or examinations by a primary care physician or urologist, some cases may not present symptoms until they've progressed significantly. Signs may include abnormalities like lumps or changes in size or shape. 

Prostate cancer, on the other hand, may present symptoms such as difficulty urinating, frequent urination, blood in the urine or semen, pain in the pelvic area, or bone pain. 

Men with a family history or higher risk factors should discuss screening options with their doctors. 

Pomona Valley Health Centers offers comprehensive cancer screening and oncology services for prostate and testicular cancer.

Schedule an appointment for men’s health services today, or visit our information page to find a PVHC health men’s clinic near you.