It's common to wonder about sexual performance, particularly if you've been engaging in masturbation quite often. Fast termination during sexual intercourse is called premature ejaculation (PE). The symptoms of PE are being unable to command when you ejaculate. Too much masturbation can be a reason for PE. Reduce the frequency of masturbation- practice methods of delaying ejaculation like the start-stop method, and- communicate honestly about your worries despite finding this advice difficult. 

Your penis having difficulty growing, bending, and being the same size over the last 6 months is important for you to know that it might be a condition called Peyronie's disease. It's normal for penises to vary in size and shape, but if you notice a significant change, it's best to talk to a urologist who can provide you with accurate information and guidance on the way forward.

Some people may e­xperience nightfall once­ in a while, but if it occurs two days straight, it could stem from exce­ssive sexual thoughts or irregular se­men release­. Your body naturally expels old seme­n this way. Maintain a balanced lifestyle and avoid e­xcessive sexual activitie­s to prevent it. Howeve­r, if it persists frequently, consult a sexologist for guidance.

Boys your age ofte­n experience­ fluid release, known as e­jaculation. It's natural as you mature. This fluid may emerge­ during the day or at night when excite­d thoughts arise. Though frequent, the­re's no need for conce­rn. It signifies your body's developme­nt stage. Maintain healthy habits – nourishing meals and physical activity. 

It's usual for people as they mature to have trouble obtaining and preserving an erection. This may happen because of reduced blood circulation, specific medications, stress, or fundamental illnesses such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease. To improve your condition, try remaining physically active, eating well, managing stress, and talking to your doctor about possible remedies.

When ejaculation appears before the due time, it's mostly known as premature ejaculation. This means that ejaculation takes place earlier than you or your partner would like, in the course of sexual intercourse. It is common and is often the result of stress, anxiety, or relationship issues. Make an effort to practice techniques like the start-stop method or deep breathing during sex. In some cases, therapy might be helpful. 

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. 

You might be going through a difficult time with erectile dysfunction and low libido. There are a few things that can lead to these problems like stress, anxiety, relationship problems, or health conditions. If you need to change your position, such as by openly discussing the issue with your partner or aiming to manage stress through good daily routines, try some techniques such as regular exercise and a proper diet along with consulting a doctor. 

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.

If unprotected sex occurred and you're unsure about ejaculation, it's best to take emergency contraception (morning-after pill) as soon as possible to prevent pregnancy. It's also important to visit a gynecologist for further advice and to discuss long-term birth control options.

If you had unprotected sex two days after your partner took Plan B (Escapelle), she generally does not need to take it again. Plan B can be effective if taken within 72 hours after unprotected sex. However, there is still a small risk of pregnancy. For personalized advice, please consult a gynecologist.