Sexology Treatment

If you've ever experienced an itchy anus after using a rectal plug, you may have concerns about HPV. In the anal region, this virus is able to cause warts but itching is not exclusively limited to it. Also, itching can result from irritation and infections as well. To ensure everything is okay, make sure you see a doctor for check-up. 

What you went through is known as erectile dysfunction. Stress, anxiety, or being in a new situation can cause it and that’s okay. To get better, just try to calm down, talk to your partner, and take things easy. Keep fit by doing exercises and eating healthy foods too. In case this continues then it would be good if you saw a sexologist about it. 

Trisomy 47 XXX has different symptoms which may involve a heightened sense of awareness: it would be best for you not to over-exert yourself but listen more to what your body is saying. The discomfort caused by the presence of a dildo inside you could be linked with this. Try taking it easy as you remove the said object so gently from your body. If this does not help ease the pain then I suggest seeking medical attention immediately.

You could be experiencing something called retrograde ejaculation. This happens when the fluid that comes out during ejaculation (semen) is pushed back into the bladder instead of exiting through the penis. It may occur in specific circumstances such as oral sex. Although generally not dangerous, it could indicate a problem if it occurs frequently and therefore it is advisable to consult with a urologist.

It often happens because of stress or sexual excitement. Having frequent erections is also a symptom of this. Weakness is felt when these occur repeatedly. It’s a simple solution. Include healthy foods in your diet plan, do exercises, and try relaxation techniques to reduce stress. 

If you happen to have a pimple on your penis, it does not necessarily mean that you have an STD/STI. This could be caused by something as simple as irritation or clogged pores. However, it is advisable not to engage in sexual activity when the pimple is painful, oozing pus, or has other accompanying symptoms. Keep the area clean and dry and if it does not get better, seek medical advice. 

Your partner has gonorrhea, which is causing their symptoms. Remember, you could still have the infection and pass it back to your partner even if you do not have any symptoms. Both of you must get tested for gonorrhea and receive treatment. In some cases, infections may not manifest symptoms immediately but they could still be present. Ensure that both of you take the full dose of the medication, abstain from sex until you complete treatment, and utilize protection henceforth.

For someone young like yourself can be common to masturbate. It is safe to do so each day and it will not hurt you. However, excessive masturbation may lead to soreness or irritation. If you experience these symptoms, take a break for your body to heal itself. 

There is a possibility that you may have a condition known as 'penis retraction'. This happens when the penis gets smaller and is not easily seen. One of the common causes is anxiety, stress, or cold temperatures. It is also important to check if there are any other medical reasons like Peyronie’s disease behind this problem. You can calm down, keep yourself warm, and see a urologist if it does not go away.

You might be having what’s known as premature ejaculation. This is when you release sperm too quickly during erections. It’s common and can be caused by things like stress, anxiety or even being too excited. To deal with this, you could try deep breathing techniques or distracting yourself with something else while you’re being intimate. Always remember that it’s okay to talk to a sexologist if you want more help or advice.

It’s highly improbable you could be pregnant now. There were very few sperms on the hand, moreover, they most likely died after being rinsed off with milk tea. The abdominal distention and vomiting might have nothing to do with pregnancy. The thing is that different things such as eating habits, stress, or hormonal background can cause bloating and nausea. If these symptoms do not go away, I suggest visiting a gynecologist who will help you figure out what’s going on and how to deal with it.

It could be because you’re stressed, anxious, tired, or having blood circulation problems. Smoking, being overweight, or taking some medications could also cause this. To deal with it, try to relax more often, sleep well every night, stay fit and healthy, and don’t smoke. If none of these works for you, talk to your urologist about what could help.

I think you might have premature ejaculation. This means coming quickly when you’re touched sexually. It’s common and can be because of stress, nervousness, or inexperience. Try to be relaxed about it and talk to your partner. 

It is good that you've taken the emergency contraceptive pill within 8 hours of sex without protection. I-pill is most effective when taken immediately after intercourse. You may feel sick or have a headache or unusual bleeding. If the symptoms are severe or don't go away, go to a gynecologist immediately.

Itching is a common symptom of infection or irritation after a week and a half of masturbation. Gently clean the area, avoid using strong soaps and wear loose clothes. If it continues, stop masturbating for a while and check if there is any difference. If there is none, seek medical attention.