Question 1

I'm really having some trouble during intercourse. When I do oral sex, my erection is strong, but when it comes to penetration, I just can't seem to find the right spot, and I start to lose my erection. I've only been married for two weeks, so this is all new to me. Could you please guide me on what I might be doing wrong or how I can keep my erection?

Accepted Answer

Its not uncommon for men to experience difficulty maintaining an erection during vaginal intercourse, especially in the early stages of marriage. This can be due to anxiety, stress, or the pressure to perform. It may help to focus on relaxation, communicate openly with your partner, and consider consulting a healthcare provider if the issue persists.

Question 2

I'm a 26-year-old guy dealing with tight foreskin and wondering if circumcision is the only fix for this How painful is the surgery and recovery

Accepted Answer

sx opinion.

Question 3

My brother has grade II varicocele in his left testis and deals with mild to severe pain daily The urologist said surgery is only needed if the testis size reduces but can we consider surgery now just for pain relief Are there other ways to manage the pain without surgery

Accepted Answer

While surgery (varicocelectomy or embolization) can be considered for pain relief in a grade II varicocele, especially if it's severe and unresponsive to other treatments, it's not always the first choice. Other conservative methods like scrotal support, pain medication, and lifestyle adjustments can be tried first. If pain persists and is significantly impacting quality of life, surgery might be recommended.

Looking for a good urologist in Mumbai who specializes in surgeries. Can anyone recommend a reliable specialist and give an idea about the cost and recovery time? I'm a bit worried and need some guidance on this.

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I'm a 26-year-old guy dealing with tight foreskin and wondering if circumcision is the only fix for this How painful is the surgery and recovery

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