What is a sperm allergy?
Sperm allergy, sometimes called semen allergy or seminal plasma hypersensitivity. Symptoms of sperm allergy are redness, swelling, pain, itching, and a burning sensation in the vaginal area.
14
Jul
HEALTH BLOG
11
Jul
Pearly Penile Papules or Hirsutoid Papillomas
Pearly penile papules shouldn’t interfere with your health or affect activities such as intercourse. If you notice any other changes to your penis or symptoms such as painful urination or erectile dysfunction, see a health care provider.
09
Jul
Is a lack of morning erections a concern?
If a male does not have Nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT) regularly, it can indicate a health issue, such as erectile dysfunction (ED), which involves having trouble getting or keeping an erection.
06
Jul
Benefits of Shatavari (Asparagus Racemosus)
Shatavari has been used for centuries to increase sexual vitality in men. Taken regularly, the herb increases and prolongs sexual arousal and erections.
04
Jul
What Causes Penis Shrinkage?
Men who find that their self-esteem suffers after shortening are encouraged to see a Sexologist / Sex specialist. If they are concerned about sexual performance, they might talk to their partner and health care provider.
01
Jul
Is Oral Sex Safe During Pregnancy?
Yes oral sex is considered safe during pregnancy, but it will do no harm if you take precaution against all possible complications. Safe decisions and healthy communication will be helpful to you and will also be beneficial for your baby.
23
Jun
What is a hidden or buried penis?
A buried penis may be present at birth. It can also happen in adulthood, caused by obesity, aging, and inflammation. Significant weight gain can make it worse, as there is more fat and skin concealing the penis.
20
Jun
What is pre-ejaculate or precum?
Pre-ejaculate, sometimes called precum, is a clear fluid that is released when a man becomes sexually aroused, but before he ejaculates. Sometimes, it can be seen at the tip of the penis.
16
Jun
How Long Should Sex Last?
Most men don’t want to finish first in the bedroom. In fact, there is a lot of pressure on men to last longer in the bed. But actually how many minutes of sex is enough or how many minutes are too less?
15
Jun
Is it safe to have sex during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic?
Some sexual activities should be avoided because of the way coronavirus spreads – Kissing, Rimming, Sex with someone outside your household, Sex with someone who is at risk for coronavirus.