- Male
- 23 Years
- 22/01/2025
I've been noticing that every 23 days or so, I seem to have an issue with semen excretion happening at night. It's starting to worry me a bit. Is there something I should be doing or any solutions that might help?
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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'm on medication with three drugs: veltamf, bacstol 200, and benocide forte, because of an infection I've had for five days now. Since I started taking them, I've noticed I can't ejaculate. Is this a side effect of the medications or is it something else I should be worried about?
it is a sideeffect of the medicine you are taking , as soon as you stop that medicine your problems might get reduced
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My penis has always curved to the left and I recently got a penile Doppler test that showed small plaques. The doctor said surgery is the only option but only if sex is uncomfortable. I want to straighten it but I'm worried about surgery risks. Are there any other treatments like penile traction devices that could work?
dermatologist opinion for the treatment .
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