Question 1

I'm a bit concerned because my penis is about 9.5 cm when erect and the girth isn't much either. It kind of feels like it's below average and I haven't really noticed any growth since puberty. But, my testes seem to be fine in size. I've got enough pubic hair and a good amount of body and chest hair. My sexual urges are normal so I don't think I have a testosterone deficiency. Can you suggest ways to increase my penis size?

Accepted Answer

no

Question 2

Is there any way to treat a urethral stricture without surgery or using a catheter? I've heard about urethral dilation with a catheter in Uttar Basti, but I'd prefer to avoid that. Are there any effective medicines or non-invasive treatments that can help?

Accepted Answer

While urethral dilation with a catheter in Uttar Basti (likely referring to a specific technique) and surgery are the primary treatments for urethral strictures, there are some other non-invasive options and medications that can help manage the condition and its symptoms

Question 3

I'm a 38-year-old guy just diagnosed with kidney stones and the doctors say the stone is too big to pass on its own so they're recommending surgery with a stent Can you explain how the stent actually helps with stone removal and what kind of side effects I might expect from having it put in

Accepted Answer

Stent improves obstruction in the passage of urine and by passive dilatation of kidney tubes (ureter) passing to bladder ,may help in stone retrieval

I'm having an issue during sex where my sperm is released within just a few seconds. Is there any medication that can help me last longer without the sperm coming out so soon? I've been really concerned and could use some advice.

It can be the case of premature ejaculation . There are many causes for PE and treatment depends upon cause. So try to visit urologist for the same

More Urology Health Queries

Is there any way to treat a urethral stricture without surgery or using a catheter? I've heard about urethral dilation with a catheter in Uttar Basti, but I'd prefer to avoid that. Are there any effective medicines or non-invasive treatments that can help?

I'm a 38-year-old guy just diagnosed with kidney stones and the doctors say the stone is too big to pass on its own so they're recommending surgery with a stent Can you explain how the stent actually helps with stone removal and what kind of side effects I might expect from having it put in

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