Sexology Treatment

Having yeast infection, UTI, BV trich, and chlamydia doesn't mean that you have HIV. Each of these infections is generated by different causes and thus has to be treated differently. HIV might cause symptoms such as weight loss, fever, and tiredness. It is advisable to consult a sexologist for assistance and treatment. Be safe!

It's important to understand that a lack of sexual desire or pleasure can be due to various reasons, including physical, emotional, or hormonal factors. As a 20-year-old married woman, it's crucial to discuss this with a gynecologist or a sexual health specialist to identify the underlying cause and get appropriate advice and treatment. 

I want you to know that it is completely normal to feel this way about sex at your age. what you have said suggests that you might be having a low sexual drive coupled with some discomfort. please understand that many things could lead to this including stress, hormonal imbalances or an underlying medical condition. speaking to a sexologist would be helpful for one to get an idea of what might be happening to them. 

Anadrol 50 might affect your testicles and sexual health in some way. It can lead to testicular atrophy (testicles get smaller) and affect your sexual drive. Please remember that these side effects could be severe. Instead, discuss with a healthcare professional what safe options there are for your fitness goals.

You took the Levonorgestrel tablet (ifree 72) after having sex without protection. This medication is designed to prevent pregnancy within a certain time frame. It is understandable if you are anxious, but there is no need for another pill; wait until your next period starts. If it is delayed or you have any unusual symptoms, you should take a pregnancy test. 

I understand your concern. If the size is causing discomfort for your wife, it is important for both of you to discuss this openly and consult a urologist for further advice. They can provide guidance and possible solutions. It is always best to visit a specialist to address such issues properly.

Nightfall is normal. Your body's dropping off some semen while you're asleep, that’s all. It could be activated by stress, sleeping in a weird position, or thinking sex-related thoughts before bed. Try not to get too excited before sleeping and practice good sleep hygiene – it might help stop things going bump in the night. If this doesn’t work after a while (like more than say three months), then maybe see a sexologist about it.

To improve your chances of getting your wife pregnant, you should address both the penis problem and asthenozoospermia. Stress, fear or health issues such as heart disease may cause the penis to malfunction. Asthenozoospermia is when a male’s sperm are not moving well. One might need advice that is tailored to them from a professional on what to do which could involve; talking therapy to reduce anxiety levels, drugs that can help one get an erection, or changing how they live intending to improve their sperm health among others. A sexologist should be consulted for more information on this subject.

It sounds like your friend might be facing some issues with sperm production and fertility. He should see a urologist, who specializes in male reproductive health. They can provide a thorough evaluation and guide on how long to wait between ejaculations for optimal sperm count. For concerns about pregnancy, a visit to a fertility specialist may also be helpful.

It is not advisable to take medicine to stop sex drive without consulting a doctor. Certain medications can lower sex drive, but they should only be taken under medical supervision. Please visit a urologist or endocrinologist for proper advice and treatment options.