I'm experiencing cold blood when I spit and I've been dealing with migraine headaches. Could there be a link between these headaches and the blood in my spit?

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Dr Ranjith Darla

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No Masturbation for a Month: Effects on Body_

Abstaining from masturbation for a month can lead to:

Increased horniness: Built-up sexual tension and frustration.

Testicular pain: Temporary discomfort due to:

Blue balls (congestion of blood in the testicles)

Epididymal hypertension (increased pressure in the epididymis)

No significant impact on fertility: Abstaining from masturbation for a short period won't affect fertility.

Masturbation and Fertility: Debunking Myths

No link between masturbation and infertility: Masturbation doesn't affect sperm quality, quantity, or fertility.

Sperm thickness and quality: Sperm quality is determined by various factors, including overall health, genetics, and lifestyle. Masturbation frequency doesn't impact sperm thickness or quality.

Frequent ejaculation can improve sperm quality: Some studies suggest that frequent ejaculation can help improve sperm quality by reducing oxidative stress and improving semen parameters.

Health Considerations

Maintain a balanced lifestyle: Regular exercise, healthy diet, and sufficient sleep can help manage stress and overall well-being.

Practice safe sex: When engaging in sexual activities, use protection to prevent STIs and unintended pregnancies.

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Depends on the type of seizure. Some seizures may alter emotions or change the way things look, smell, feel, taste or sound, but you don't lose consciousness.

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I've been dealing with this persistent headache at the top of my head and forehead. When I watch TV, the pain just sticks around, right on the top of my head and in my eyes, which feel heavy. I've tried taking lots of painkillers, but nothing seems to help. I'm also feeling really tired. I'm worried and curious about what might be going on. Could it be something serious? What should I do to feel better?

yes,visit your foe appropriate management

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