Question 1

I'm a 25-year-old guy, and I've been feeling really self-conscious about my penis size, which is about 3 inches. I had an experience with my girlfriend where she wasn't satisfied, and it's been making me feel really guilty and embarrassed. I've heard about treatments for penis enlargement, specifically with Unani Medicines, but I'm not sure where to start. Should I be seeing a urologist or a sexologist to discuss this? I'm really curious and a bit worried about how to approach the situation.

Accepted Answer

Normal Heartbeat:_
 
 1. Average resting heart rate: 60-100 beats per minute (bpm).
 2. Heartbeat can be difficult to feel through the chest.
 
 _Feeling Pulse in Hand:_
 
 1. Radial pulse (wrist) is easily palpable.
 2. Normal radial pulse indicates good circulation.
 
 _Possible Reasons for Not Feeling Heartbeat:_
 
 1. Body position: Sitting or standing can affect heartbeat perception.
 2. Muscle mass or body type: Thicker chest muscles or larger body size.
 3. Heart rate variability: Natural fluctuations in heart rate.
 4. Anxiety or stress: Altered perception.
 5. Medical conditions (rare):
 - Hypotension
 - Cardiac conduction disorders
 
 _Self-Check Techniques:_
 
 1. Place index and middle fingers on:
 - Radial pulse (wrist)
 - Carotid pulse (neck)
 - Femoral pulse (groin)
 2. Feel for pulse beats per minute.
 
 _Monitoring Heart Health:_
 
 1. Regular blood pressure checks.
 2. Electrocardiogram (ECG) for heart rhythm assessment.
 3. Consult a doctor if concerned.

Question 2

I'm really worried about my sexual performance lately. I can't last more than 23 minutes after insertion, and I've been wondering if my habit of almost daily masturbation could be affecting my stamina. Lately, my penis doesn't get as hard as it used to, and I'm having trouble with insertion too. Could these issues be related to my habits, and what can I do about them?

Accepted Answer

There many de-addiction treatment plans available visit Psychiatrist for appropriate management and proper councelling

Question 3

I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I've been regularly masturbating since I was in the 10th grade, and now I'm 27 years old. Lately, I've noticed my penis seems to be getting thinner and shorter than it used to be. I'd say I masturbate about 57 times weekly on average, and I'm pretty worried about whether my penis will get back to its normal size and width. Is this something I should be concerned about?

Accepted Answer

Lymph nodes can become inflamed, infected, or even rupture, although it's relatively rare.

_Can Lymph Nodes Burst?_

Yes, lymph nodes can burst or rupture, which is known as lymph node suppuration or abscess formation. This can occur due to:

1. _Infection_: Bacterial, viral, or fungal infections can cause lymph nodes to become inflamed and potentially rupture.
2. _Abscess formation_: A collection of pus can form within the lymph node, leading to rupture.
3. _Trauma_: Physical injury to the lymph node can cause it to rupture.
4. _Cancer_: In rare cases, lymph nodes can rupture due to cancerous growth.

_Symptoms of a Burst Lymph Node_

If a lymph node bursts, you may experience:

1. _Severe pain_: Sudden, severe pain in the affected area
2. _Swelling_: Rapid swelling of the affected lymph node
3. _Redness_: Redness and warmth around the affected area
4. _Pus or discharge_: Pus or discharge from the affected lymph node
5. _Fever_: Fever, chills, or general feeling of illness
6. _Weakness_: Weakness or fatigue

_What to Do?_

If you suspect a burst lymph node, seek medical attention immediately. Your doctor may perform:

1. _Physical examination_: To assess the affected area
2. _Imaging tests_: Such as ultrasound, CT, or MRI scans to confirm the diagnosis
3. _Blood tests_: To check for infection or other underlying conditions
4. _Antibiotics or drainage_: To treat the infection or abscess

I'm looking for a medication to help with premature ejaculation that doesn't have any side effects. Could you suggest something safe and effective? I'm really in need of some guidance here.

-For premature ejaculation, Dapoxetine (Priligy) is commonly prescribed. It's a short-acting selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) and is generally well-tolerated when taken as needed. Always consult a doctor to ensure safety and suitability f

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