- male
- 40 Years
- 14/08/2025
I had a cystoscopy two days ago for a kidney stone in my upper right ureter and I'm a bit confused about what to eat and what precautions to take now. I found different diet suggestions online and not sure which one to follow. Can you help me with a clear diet plan and any other steps I should take after this surgery?
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View allI'm worried that my penis, which measures 13 cm when erect, might not be enough to satisfy my partner. This is affecting my confidence during sex. Can you tell me what the average length of an erect penis is? I'm just unsure if I fall within the normal range.
The average length of an erect penis is about 12-16 cm (4.7-6.3 inches), so your measurement is well within the normal range. Penile length is less important for sexual satisfaction than confidence, communication, and emotional connection with your partner. You are perfectly normal!
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I'm experiencing night falls most days of the month, and it's making me feel weak and causing a lot of issues in my life. I'm really anxious about my future performance because of this. I haven't talked to anyone about it because I feel guilty and kind of scared. What can I do about this?
Night falls, also known as nocturnal emissions, are a common occurrence in men and can lead to feelings of weakness and guilt. To address this issue, you can try taking Tab. Himalaya Confido 1 tablet twice daily for 1 month. Additionally, practicing relaxation techniques before bed, such as deep breathing or meditation, may help reduce the frequency of night falls. It's important to maintain a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise and a balanced diet to support overall well-being.
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I'm worried about whether I might have Frenulum breve. I can't fully retract my foreskin when my penis is erect, but I can do it when it's semi-erect or flaccid. Is that enough reason to think I have this condition?
-Frenulum breve is when the frenulum (the band under the penis head) is too short, limiting foreskin retraction, especially during an erection. If you can retract it only on a flaccid or semi-erect penis, it could be a sign, but it's best to consult a doc
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