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Sexual Health & Disorders

Sexual Health & Disorders Online Doctors Consultation — page 6

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Questions about Sexual Health & Disorders

Erectile and Premulary Ejaculation

278 days ago
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I am facing erectile and Premulary Ejaculation ,kindly request you to please do let me know and support .This I M facing from past several months I would request you to please support on this issue as much as possible


Dear Divyaj, Thank you for reaching out. Facing both erectile dysfunction (ED) and premature ejaculation (PE) can be distressing, but you're not alone—and both are treatable. The first step is a proper diagnosis to find out whether the cause is psychological (like anxiety, stress, or depression), physical (such as hormonal issues, diabetes, or lifestyle factors), or a combination of both. Once we identify the cause, treatment can include: - Short-term medication if needed - Psychological support or stress management - Techniques and lifestyle changes With the right approach, things can improve significantly. Warm regards, Dr. Aman Shaba Consultant Psychiatrist 7992489808
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How I cure premature ejaculation

279 days ago
1 answers

I have premature ejaculation and since 2 year I have been taking medicine from doctor but now I’m frustrating for taking medicine I want permanent solution and exact solution of my problem so tell me what should I do?


Dear Vaibhav, Thank you for sharing your concern. Premature ejaculation (PE) is a common issue and can be influenced by both physical and psychological factors. Since you’ve been taking medication for 2 years but still feel frustrated, it's important to re-evaluate the approach. First, we need to identify the type of PE: -Lifelong PE usually has a biological basis - Acquired PE often relates to psychological issues like performance anxiety, relationship stress, or underlying conditions like depression or anxiety A few steps can help: 1. Get a proper reassessment to rule out causes like prostatitis or hormonal imbalances 2. Psychological evaluation to address anxiety, stress, or negative sexual experiences 3. Techniques like the stop-start method or squeeze technique (if you’re open to behavioral strategies) 4. Consider involving your partner in treatment if possible 5. Some patients benefit from a short course of medicine plus therapy, followed by gradual tapering The goal is not lifelong medication but finding the right combination of strategies for long-term control. A detailed consultation will help in tailoring the best plan for you. Warm regards, Dr. Aman Shaba Consultant Psychiatrist 7992489808
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My pennis didn’t get hard

279 days ago
1 answers

My pennis didn’t get erection if i tske viagra then it will hard otherwise it will not hard. Ccccgvccccccccccccxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc


viagra could be dangerous taking it everyday
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After having ipll issues

279 days ago
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I had ipill after 10dys i got my periods thn in nxt mnth I got only spotting after that am not getting periods I got stomach bloating, belly button pain , head ache , vomiting sensation , even bhcg test got negative kindly concern me ? What issues am facing?


Sexual problems

280 days ago
1 answers

Premature ejaculation I'm having Premature ejaculation.. I had sex and I got discharged in just 2-3 minutes in 5-7 strokes.. Also I don't masturbate regular... But masturbation timing is 50-60 seconds.. How can I cure it?


Premature ejaculation at your age is quite common and treatable. Lasting 2–3 minutes during sex or under a minute during masturbation can be considered early ejaculation, especially if it's causing distress. The cause needs to be evaluated—it could be due to performance anxiety, heightened sensitivity, irregular sexual activity, or psychological factors. Sometimes hormonal or neurological issues may also play a role. Treatment should be tailor-made based on the cause. It may include: 1. Pelvic floor exercises (Kegels) for better control 2. Start-stop or squeeze techniques 3. Desensitizing gels or condoms 4. Medication like low-dose SSRIs if required With consistent practice and the right guidance, this condition can improve significantly. – Dr. Aman Shaba Consultant Psychiatrist 7992489808
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Erectile disfunction

280 days ago
100 INR (~1.18 USD)
4 answers

I have problem inerection in penis.when I m going to sex my penis is loose..inwant boost my sexual energy.plz give some medice for this.i m in depression plz suggest something.plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz olz


I'm really sorry you're going through this, and I want you to know you're not alone. Erectile dysfunction (ED), especially at 31, can feel incredibly frustrating—but it’s also treatable. Depression, stress, diabetes, poor sleep, and even medications like antidepressants or metformin can contribute to ED. When your mind is clouded with pressure or anxiety about performance, your body struggles to respond. The good news is that this can be reversed with the right combination of medical, mental, and lifestyle support. Medicines like Tadalafil (Cialis 5mg daily) or Sildenafil (Viagra 50mg) are often prescribed to boost erections safely—even in diabetic patients—but they must be used under a doctor’s guidance, especially if you're also taking medications for depression or have heart issues. In addition, getting your testosterone, prolactin, and thyroid levels checked can uncover hormonal causes. Try including natural boosters like ashwagandha, ginseng, zinc, and L-arginine supplements. But none of this will work long-term without addressing the depression too—talk to a psychiatrist (confidentially) who can guide you toward meds that don’t interfere with sexual health. You deserve a happy, confident sex life—and getting better starts with one step: asking for help, just like you’ve done here. I'm with you.

Sexual problem

280 days ago
100 INR (~1.18 USD)
2 answers

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Sexual weakness, erectile dysfunction (ED), and timing issues can be caused by a mix of physical and psychological factors — especially at your age (30). Stress, anxiety, past trauma, or even performance pressure can play a major role. On the physical side, conditions like AVN (Avascular Necrosis), diabetes, or side effects from medications may also impact sexual health. It’s crucial to consult a urologist or a sexologist who can assess hormone levels (like testosterone), blood flow, and nerve function, and offer tailored treatment like medication, therapy, or lifestyle changes. A healthy sex life often starts with addressing both mind and body. Simple daily habits like regular exercise, cutting down on alcohol and tobacco, managing weight, and sleeping well can boost sexual health naturally. Equally, talking to a psychologist or sex therapist can help you release stress and rebuild confidence. Don't hesitate to reach out to a medical professional near Sironj or in your district — many cases like yours improve quickly with the right support and guidance.
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Erection problem

281 days ago
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I've suffering from neuro stroke since 2021 now I'm fine and living my life but my penis is not getting erection and it is very small too but it is very big before the stroke I'm not feeling sexually and not getting erection after watching sex videos too


Urological disorders?

281 days ago
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Frequent urination and pain in the penis. After sex i have pain at the tip of the penis,it troubles me lot.i have done ultrasound scaning but shows everything normal like prostate.kidneys etc.visited urologists but till date no effect.besides this done so many tests for the same problem, every test shows normalcy. Now I want effective solution


ஆண்மை குறைவு பிரச்சனை

281 days ago
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My penis is too small so how to increase my penis? I doubted as ஆண்மை குறைவு problem for me.. How to confirm this? I am searching marriage life partner.. I want to solve this problems before marriage...


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