Im 32 and have been experiencing issues with ejaculation during sex. On top of that, I can't seem to maintain an erection. Can you help me understand what's happening and what I should do?

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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Mouth Ulcer Treatment_

Assessing current treatment: You've tried various treatments, including Smily cream, Kenacort gel, B-complex capsules, Pantop 40, B-Biotic capsules, and Zytee gel.

Pain management: For pain relief, your healthcare professional might recommend topical anesthetics like lidocaine or benzocaine.

Promoting healing: To promote healing, your healthcare professional might suggest:

Topical antibiotics to prevent infection

Anti-inflammatory medications to reduce swelling

Mouthwashes or gels containing ingredients like chlorhexidine, hydrogen peroxide, or aloe vera

Digestive issues: For stomach discomfort and digestion problems, consider:

Antacids or acid reducers to alleviate heartburn and acid reflux

Probiotics to support gut health

Dietary changes, such as avoiding spicy or acidic foods

Considerations and Next Steps

Consult a specialist: Schedule an appointment with a dentist or an oral medicine specialist to evaluate the mouth ulcer and provide personalized guidance.

Biopsy or further testing: If the ulcer persists or is severe, your healthcare professional might recommend a biopsy or further testing to rule out underlying conditions.

Adjust treatment plan: Based on the specialist's evaluation, adjust your treatment plan to better manage symptoms and promote healing.

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