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How to Clear HPV Naturally?

What is the chance of clearing hpv on own for under 25

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Dr. Madhu Sudan

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Answered on 11th Sept '24

HPV, or human papillomavirus, is widespread. It may have no visible signs. For under 25's, it sometimes disappears without treatment. Boost your immunity to defeat HPV. Eat nutritious food, get sufficient rest, and quit smoking.

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I am 43 years male l have Erectial dysfunction and i have diabetes from Last 8 year now I lost total erection I used viagra 100 mg but no response

Male | 43

This trouble can occur in diabetic males. This is due to damage to blood vessels and nerves. The prescribed treatment will depend on how severe and resistant your condition is. Besides Viagra, your doctor will inform you of other remedies that you may want to use together with Viagra to see whether there is any improvement. They can also advise you to try counseling or other psychological treatments that can be helpful for you and your partner.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Madhu Sudan

Maine surashit sex kiya tha.lekin mai chinta me hoon kyonki maine safety ka use nhi karwai thi.kya mujhe unwanted 72 lena chahiye.mere partner ne ling dhoya nhi tha.

Female | 22

It’s understandable to feel anxious after an encounter without protection. If you're concerned about potential pregnancy, considering emergency contraception, such as the morning-after pill, within 72 hours is a sensible option. Symptoms of anxiety might include worry or stress, but remember, many people experience similar situations. It’s crucial to stay informed and take care of your health. If you have persistent concerns or questions about sexually transmitted infections, I encourage you to speak with a gynecologist. They can provide personalized guidance and support, ensuring your well-being and peace of mind.

Answered on 20th Feb '25

Dr. Madhu Sudan

I didn't get erection while attempting to have sex twice in a single day.. What should I do

Male | 28

Experiencing difficulty achieving an erection can stem from various factors, such as stress, anxiety, fatigue, or even physical health issues. It’s important to understand that these occurrences are quite common and can happen to anyone. To address this, consider practicing relaxation techniques, ensuring adequate rest, and maintaining open communication with your partner. Additionally, a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise and nutrition can be beneficial. If this situation persists or causes you concern, I recommend consulting a sexologist for personalized guidance and support.

Answered on 21st Jan '25

Dr. Madhu Sudan

I had protected sex in May 15 when should I get tested for hiv/std/sti ?

Male | 29

It's usually recommended to have an HIV/STD/STI test about 1-2 weeks after having casual sex. Some usual symptoms that may afflict a person if they have this disease are notably the presence of a yellowish or whitish discharge, private areas itching, or mild or moderate pain. These infections can be caused by different species of bacteria, viruses, fungi, or other types of microorganisms. It is vital to get tested or visit a specialist as early as possible.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Inderjeet Gautam

Last 2 years se pme and ed both problems hogyi hai.. also high sensitivity ki problem bhi hai.. medicine bhi try krri but koi solution nhi milra.. kindly help ..

Male | 26

PME, which means premature ejaculation, and ED, which means erectile dysfunction, are both abbreviations. These problems can make your life difficult. Moreover, being too sensitive can add to the difficulties faced. But don't give up! These problems can be due to physical or psychological causes. See a sexologist for a comprehensive and personalized plan.

Answered on 19th Nov '24

Dr. Inderjeet Gautam

I’m 20 I have small penis how can I increase size

Male | 20

Different penis sizes are normal for men. Having a small penis is not usually a health issue. It is more about genes. Penis size does not impact sexual function. But sometimes, stress or worry can make you concerned about it. If you feel worried, it is important to talk to someone you trust, like a sexologist or counselor.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Inderjeet Gautam

Sex ke Doran aapse help chahiye

Female | 35

Sex ke baad agar aapko kisi tarah ki takleef ya asuvidha mehsoos ho rahi hai, to yeh kuch samanya symptoms ho sakte hain jaise dard, jalna, ya discomfort. Yeh alag-alag wajah se ho sakta hai, jaise allergic reactions ya infection. Hamara pehla kadam hamesha yeh hota hai ki hum aaram karein aur hygiene ka dhyan rakhein. Agar takleef kuch dinon tak rahe, to zaroor ek gynecologist se sampark karein. Professional sahayata lena aapki sehat ke liye kafi mahatvapurn hai.

Answered on 20th Feb '25

Dr. Madhu Sudan

im 14 years old, and after i masturbated i noticed a mole on my face getting bigger, my vision's getting worse, im getting way tired than usual, everything's being bad for me and i'm trying to stop this addiction. we all know that masturbation can affect hormonal changes, so how can reverse the side effects of masturbation and shrink the mole due to masturbation? please be detailed, thank you for your valuable time reading this.

Male | 40

Masturbating itself won't make moles bigger. Moles change naturally over time, apart from habits. For tiredness and worse eyesight, rest enough, eat well, and stay hydrated. If overwhelmed, talk to an adult or counselor.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Madhu Sudan

Is any side effects of master passion for teen ager

Male | 15

Masturbation is the healthy sexual activity which should be practiced in moderation. overuse of masterbation can cause real problems of health and psychology such as fatigue, back pain, and anxiety. If you have issues connected with your masturbation, seek the advice from urologist or sexologist.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Madhu Sudan

I am 30 year old male single and from last 10days I am noticing that I am not having erection which I was having earlier so what should I do.

Male | 30

Trouble with getting an erection can be a reason for stress, anxiety, or physical problems. It is good to follow a healthy diet and do exercises to stay fit. Please also try to unwind and share your problems with someone you love, like a close friend or family member. If it persists, you may want to consider seeking out a sexologist for more support. Be happy and do your best to keep healthy!

Answered on 21st Aug '24

Dr. Madhu Sudan

some time i feel like havin sexy

Male | 43

Experiencing variances in desires is completely normal and may be influenced by various factors such as stress, hormones, or emotional well-being. It is important to know that the feelings are different from one person to another. Healthy coping mechanisms like regular exercise, relaxation techniques, or engaging in hobbies can help maintain a balanced mood. If the emotions cause distress or interfere with your daily life, seeking consultation from a sexologist could give you a better understanding.

Answered on 16th Dec '24

Dr. Madhu Sudan

Does masturbation 1 time daily effects your body

Male | 36

Masturbation is a common and normal behavior for many individuals. Engaging in this activity once a day typically does not have adverse effects on physical health. However, if it begins to interfere with daily life, and relationships, or causes physical discomfort, it may be worth reflecting on your habits. Potential symptoms of excessive practice can include fatigue or irritation. Keeping a balanced lifestyle—such as maintaining social connections and engaging in physical activity—can be beneficial. If you have concerns, I encourage you to speak with a sexologist for personalized advice and to ensure your overall well-being.

Answered on 21st Jan '25

Dr. Madhu Sudan

Hello. Please answer me and give clarity. I'm in a helpless situation. On oct 24th there was an intercourse which includes no vaginal penetration ,no ejaculation,no direct contact of penis and vagina but it includes rubbing of penis around anal region. I can say the penis was dry . After that on Nov 8th or 9th she got her periods with normal flow(there were no missed periods but don't know whether they are normal menstrual periods or false periods but they lasted for 3 days like usual). And again on Dec 6th she got her periods. On Dec 27th she did a urine pregnancy test out of my curiosity and it showed clear negative. Again on Jan 3rd she had periods which seemed to be normal flow and lasted for 3 days . Is there still any chance of pregnancy in this case. I'm soo worried by seeing the a of internet articles where a women did not noticed her pregnancy upto 6 months and some said they had bleeding during their pregnency and I'm really worried about the CRYPTIC pregnancy. Is there a possibility of such cases in my situation. Please help me.

Female | 20

But based on the details provided, it appears that the chances of pregnancy are very low. The presence of regular menstruation, including the normal flow and the negative pregnancy test, strongly suggests that she is not pregnant. Although some rare cases of cryptic pregnancies exist, they are highly uncommon, especially when periods are regular. I recommend speaking to a sexologist for personalized advice and reassurance. They can provide further clarity and peace of mind.

Answered on 11th Jan '25

Dr. Madhu Sudan

I had premature ejaculation issues so doctor suggested me to take dapoxetine so once I was traveling and i couldn't find dapoxetine so pharmacist gave me "manforce staylong "instead results were really good, then after 3 months I again had to take medicine so after research I found that tadalafil and dapoxetine work more better together to bought leeford funtime xt gold but it didn't work on me even I got low libido issues what should I do

Male | 28

Sometimes, people experience premature ejaculation and low sex drive. Premature ejaculation means ejaculating too fast. Stress, anxiety, or medical issues can cause this. Low libido is when you don't want sex much. Hormone imbalances or mental health concerns may lead to this. Different medications work for different people. A doctor can help find solutions specifically for you. They'll consider your unique situation and needs.

Answered on 23rd Aug '24

Dr. Inderjeet Gautam