- male
- 25 Years
- 14/08/2025
I have grade 3 varicocele and my army medical test is coming up soon I heard this condition makes you unfit for service. If I get surgery now, can it fully heal within 42 days so I can retake the test and pass? Really worried about this and need some clarity

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View allI'm worried about something that happened recently. There was just a tiny bit of precum on my finger, and I wiped it off quickly with a cloth. After a few minutes, I touched my girlfriend's vagina. I can't remember if I actually inserted my finger or not, but I'm pretty sure I didn't. Is there any chance she could become pregnant from this? We're both virgins, there was no penetration, and I didn't ejaculate. This happened on Tuesday, the 11th of September 2018, and her last period started on the 25th of August. Her cycle usually lasts 28 days. Can you please give me some advice? I'm really concerned.
Swallowing chewing gum is generally harmless, Drinking water helps move gum through the digestive system. Digestion and excretion:_ 1. Gum is not digestible but will pass through the system. 2. Excreted in stool, usually within 40 hours.
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I've been experiencing all kinds of sexual dysfunction for about 10 years now, which I think might be due to heavy masturbation. I've just started taking Youvan gold plus capsules from Patanjali. How long do you think it'll take for me to see some improvement? Is there anything else you think I should be trying or adding to my routine?
Thats unusual,visit Psychiatrist for appropriate help
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I'm a bit worried because my recent sonography showed a 5 mm stone in the upper part of my left ureter, and it's just 2.1 cm away from the PU junction. I would really appreciate some guidance on how to treat this stone and what steps I can take to prevent severe pain. What should I be doing at this point?
-A 5mm stone in the left upper ureter near the PU junction can sometimes cause severe pain if it moves or blocks the flow of urine. Treatment options include medications to help pass the stone or possibly a procedure like lithotripsy or ureteroscopy if ne
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