In our days the issue of sex in ageing men is a greater than ever concern. On one hand elder men
are likely to continue their sexual life. On the other hand they are ready to spend money as well.
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Questions related to sexual health sent between December 09, 2007 - January 30, 2008
Question:
One of my testicles disappeared at about the age of 5, I'm now 21 and it has come back
and it feels as though there is something attached to it like veins that pull in my stomach,
I have not had pain or discomfort, just would like a possible explanation please.
by Nathan January 30, 2008
Answer:
Testicular retraction is common in boys 5-6 years old and is due to a hyperactive cremaster
muscle reflex. This is basically variation of normal. This phenomena usually disappears by
puberty, but a medical monitoring is good. As it's a very sensible male issue, our
advice is to see a doctor to avoid any undesirable effect.
Question:
I'm 1 month post abdominal & pubic liposuction. Genitals were swollen
and bruised for 1 week following procedure. Now ejaculate is of usual
volume, but watery and almost clear; attachment/base area of
testicles is still a bit tender Should I be concerned?
by Mark January 22, 2008
Answer:
This effects may be caused by emotional surgery stress or your regimen.
You should recover within 1-2 weeks. If they persist contact your doctor.
Question:
A guy who is taking a high dosage of medicine
for years is affected to not having a child? He takes medicine for diabetes,
for blood, for headaches, etc. Is this affect his sperm cell?
by Kathy Jan 06, 2008
Answer:
Some medication can cause infertility. In some circumstances, diabetes and
hypertension can cause infertility by themselves. As you can see, the problem
is too complicate to get the right answer here. Our best advice is to visit
the doctor who prescribed the medication and to talk about your concerns.
Question:
Whenever I masturbate a red patch appears on the underside of my penis.
what is this and can it be treated without going to a Doctor?
by Robert Dec 27, 2007
Answer:
It's probably caused by the strong vascularisation during erection.
Question:
How do men get anogenital HPV?
by Armino Decmber 20, 2007
Answer:
HPV is estimated to be one of the most common sexually transmitted infections around the world.
Studies show that about 75% of men and women sexually active will acquire an anogenital HPV infection
at some point in their lives. It is possible to become infected having unprotected sex or if man
comes into contact with an infected area in the anogenital region. Most HPV infections occur without
any symptoms and go away without treatment over the course of a few years. Most people who are infected
never know it.
Question:
I have a red patch on the undersde of my penis and it wont go away.
I have tried sudocrem and vaseline and it still wont go. Can you help?
by Robbie December 11, 2007
Answer:
This red patch could be a sign of to close fitted underwear, but better forget
any embarrassment and go to a doctor to have an appropriate opinion and advice.
Question:
What is the best way to avoid STD (sexually transmitted diseases)?
by feliciano December 09, 2007
Answer:
The best way to reduce the risk of contracting an STD is minimizing
number of sexual partners. Also, do some things that can lower your chances
to practice safe sex such as: don't mix sex with alcohol or illegal drugs,
avoid partners who use IV drugs, have had many other sexual partners or have
sores on the penis/vulva, genital warts or unusual discharge.
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