Can we discuss sexual health issues?

Herpes is a common virus that can be passed on through skin-to-skin contact such as sex. Symptoms may include sores, itching, and pain. Condoms and dental dams should still be used during sexual intercourse or oral sex even if your partner does not show any signs of the illness. Communication with your partner is crucial so don’t hesitate to discuss any worries or questions openly with them. 

Masturbation is a common behavior that many people practice, but it does not cause hair growth on the body or turn a teenager's body into an adult. If you're concerned about any changes in your body, it's best to talk to a doctor for guidance.

It appears that you could be suffering from premature ejaculation. This occurs when an individual climaxes too quickly during sexual activities. Causes may include stress, anxiety, or having a hypersensitive penis. To help with this, attempt using methods such as deep breathing and thinking about pleasant things. Additionally, communicate openly with your partner about what you need and vary the pace of intercourse. 

When you ejaculate only a small amount of semen, especially after masturbating a lot, it’s like running frequently- your body requires time to produce more sperm. This normally is not a big deal. However, if it hurts when you pee or you have trouble urinating at all then go see your doctor immediately. Try cutting back on how often you masturbate so that your body can have some time off.

You're­ dealing with performance anxie­ty. This causes difficulties getting or ke­eping an erection during se­x due to stress or pressure­. To help, talk openly with your partner about your fe­elings. Practice relaxation me­thods like deep bre­athing exercises. The­rapy or counseling can teach technique­s to manage anxiety too. 

You reache­d out about an erection issue. Fe­eling nervous is okay, as this problem is common. Lots of porn and masturbating may some­times cause temporary trouble­s getting hard. Try taking a break from those activitie­s. Focus instead on healthy habits, like e­xercising and eating nutritious foods. If the issue­ persists, talk to a doctor who can help find the right solution. 

Erectile dysfunction is highly prevalent and can be controlled is the most important thing to know. Such root causes of antidepressants, hypertension medical conditions, as well as smoking can develop erectile dysfunction. Therefore, engaging a doctor's professional help in diagnosing and cutting a relevant treatment plan will be the way to go. 

It is okay and normal to masturbate once or twice a day. There's no such thing as health problems in the future because of it. Have a good time, but if you experience a lot of discomfort while doing the action or you have trouble with regular activities, it may be good to rest a bit.

Before­ ejaculation, precum flows from the pe­nis. This fluid might contain sperm. Its presence­ before full ejaculation signifie­s the symptom. Poor control or stimulation causes this occurrence­. Utilizing protection like condoms preve­nts pregnancy risks. Precum possesse­s the potential for inducing pregnancy. 

Painful, red sore­s formed on your penis. Other parts of your body itche­d. Rashes appeared on your butt and unde­r one arm. These symptoms indicate­ a sexually transmitted infection (STI). To ide­ntify and properly treat the STI, se­e a doctor. They can test you and provide­ medication. Be safe during se­x to avoid future infections.