- male
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
My life partner has a health condition and I want to stop having sex permanently. Is there any medical treatment or surgery to prevent erections for life? I've tried controlling my thoughts but it's not working. Are there permanent options in medical science to stop this?
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View allI'm 33 and dealing with Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. I have urethra pain, a weak urine stream, incontinence, and feel like my bladder never fully empties. I've been taking Tab Alfoo and Urotone for 20 days but barely see any improvement. Is surgery the only way to treat BPH? How can I manage this long-term without stressing too much about it?
While you're young for BPH, it's not unusual to experience its symptoms. Surgery isn't the only treatment option, and there are ways to manage it long-term without excessive stress. Medications, lifestyle adjustments, and proactive monitoring can significantly improve your quality of life
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I'm a bit worried about my situation. When my penis is flaccid, I can easily pull the foreskin back. Is this normal? Should I be keeping it rolled back all the time, or is there a reason to be concerned?
Its normal for the foreskin to be easily pulled back when the penis is flaccid, as long as it doesnt cause discomfort or pain. It's not necessary to keep the foreskin rolled back all the time unless advised by a healthcare provider, as it may lead to irritation or other issues. Regular hygiene is important to prevent infections.
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I recently got an ultrasound that showed a small stone in my left kidney and mild spleen enlargement. I'm really not keen on surgery right now what are my other options to manage this? Are there any lifestyle changes or medications that could help?
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