Question 1

I'm really struggling with an addiction to masturbation over the last 10 years, sometimes doing it multiple times in a day. I've noticed my penis has become quite large and bent to one side, and my scrotum is bigger than usual too. This has made it hard for me to wear pants comfortably, and I'm feeling pretty depressed about it. Is there any way to reduce the size or reshape them to a more manageable size? Would love to hear your advice on how I can address this situation.

Accepted Answer

Excessive masturbation and friction may have caused penile curvature (Peyronies disease) or swelling. Enlarged scrotum could indicate other issues like hydrocele or varicocele. Consult a urologist for evaluation and tailored treatment options to address size concerns and any emotional distress.

Question 2

I'm 28 and have been masturbating for over a decade. The last couple of days, I noticed that my penis isn't getting erect and it seems smaller than usual. What should I do about this?

Accepted Answer

Visit Physician for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 3

I've noticed that my penis is 4.5 inches when erect with a girth of 4 inches, and Im wondering if theres anything I can do to make it longer and bigger. I've seen pills being sold both in markets and online, and I'm curious if any of them actually wo...

Accepted Answer

The size you mentioned is within the average range, and most pills or products claiming to increase size are not effective or safe. Focus on improving blood flow through Kegel exercises, pelvic stretches, and a healthy lifestyle. Ashwagandha may boost testosterone but won't directly impact penile growth.

Question 4

I'm 22 and just realized I have this phimosis condition because I can't retract the foreskin on my penis, whether it's normal or erect. I thought it was normal until I read about it online and talked to some friends. I'm really scared of having surge...

Accepted Answer

Yellow Vaginal Discharge in 8-11 Year Old Girls

_Common causes:_

1. *Hygiene*: Poor genital hygiene or wiping incorrectly.
2. *Hormonal changes*: Pre-pubertal hormonal fluctuations.
3. *Infections*: Bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections, or urinary tract infections (UTIs).
4. *Irritation*: Soap, bubble bath, or tight clothing causing irritation.
5. *Foreign body*: Accidental insertion of a foreign object.

_What to do:_

1. *Consult a pediatrician or gynecologist*: Rule out underlying infections or conditions.
2. *Practice good hygiene*: Teach proper genital hygiene, such as wiping from front to back and avoiding scented soaps.
3. *Wear breathable clothing*: Encourage wearing loose, cotton underwear.
4. *Avoid irritants*: Limit exposure to potential irritants, such as bubble bath or tight clothing.

_When to seek immediate medical attention:_

1. *Severe discharge*: Heavy, foul-smelling, or bloody discharge.
2. *Pain or discomfort*: Pain while urinating, abdominal pain, or genital discomfort.
3. *Fever*: Elevated body temperature.

Question 5

I'm taking Cyclenorm E and P for three days, with six tablets each. Do you know how long it usually takes for my period to start after this? I'm a bit anxious and curious about the timeline.

Accepted Answer

Taking Cyclenorm E and P for 3 days (6 tablets each) can help regulate your menstrual cycle. Your periods are likely to start within 1-2 days after finishing the course of medication. Make sure to follow the prescribed dosage as directed by your healthcare provider.

Question 6

I'm dealing with seborrheic dermatitis for a few months now and got some worries. Is this something that can even be fully cured? Also, how long does treatment usually take? Should I be thinking about getting an HIV test because of this? And finally,...

Accepted Answer

1. Seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic condition, but it can be managed and symptoms can be reduced with treatment and its totally curable also
2. Treatment duration varies, but significant improvement can be seen within 2-6 weeks with topical treatments, and 3-6 months with oral medications.
3. While seborrheic dermatitis can be more common in people with HIV, a diagnosis of seborrheic dermatitis does not necessarily warrant an HIV test, unless you have other risk factors or symptoms.
4. Seborrheic dermatitis is not contagious, and you cannot spread it to others or get infected through contact with contaminated skin or barber equipment.

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