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Dr. Zakia Sultana Female Sexual Problems

Dr. Zakia Sultana

Gynecologist

41 years of experience

Orient ClinicChoolai, Chennai

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Dr. S. Dhanabagyam Female Sexual Problems

Dr. S. Dhanabagyam

Gynecologist/Obstetrician

40 years of experience

Sudha Hospitals - Women, Child Care & Fertility CentrePurasawakkam, Chennai + 1 more

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Hello sir, I am 26 years old, I have been masturbating for the last 10 years. At present my condition has become very bad. I ejaculate within a few seconds. Presently it is happening with me that when the penis gets aroused, there is pain in the back and downwards due to which the penis cannot be moved here and there even with the hand. What could be the reason for this and how can this pain be relieved? Please give some advice, I am very worried.

Male | 26

When you stimulate your penis too often, you may experience pain and quick ejaculation. This could be caused by irritating the nerves in the genital area. To ease the pain, take a break from masturbation for a while. Concentrate on relaxation methods and light exercises. If the pain doesn’t go away, please consult with a healthcare professional.

Answered on 10th July '24

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What are the chances that I could have HIV here. I am male and had sex with a woman around a month ago. Halfway through the condom slipped off and I only noticed two minutes after. She assured me she has only slept with one other person but I am not sure if she knows the other person’s health status. I also had some of her vaginal secretions on my finger and forgot that I had yet to wash my hands after and picked my nose, which was a little crusted over because I had a bit of a bloody nose from earlier in the day. The next day she told me that she felt like she had the flu but I felt fine, but the day after that I felt a bit fatigued. The fatigue got better but did not completely wear off after three days, but by then I was on vacation so I drank alcohol for 4 days straight. After those 4 days, I fully felt like I had the flu. I did not feel like I had a fever but I was coughing heavily, my body was really achey, and l had a sore throat. This got better after 4 days, and I suspect I passed this flu onto two of my friends. I say suspect because I am not sure if these are acute symptoms vs the actual flu. The following two weeks after most of my symptoms were gone I felt better but would get random pangs of fatigue occasionally that would be gone after a couple of hours. Additionally, I may have never noticed this before but I could palpate my submandibular glands (which I am not sure if this has always been the case and I just have not noticed), but they don’t feel swollen and feel very normal. I have no swollen lymph nodes I think, but my tongue has become slightly more white than usual, and I had a tiny ulcer on it. This occurred around 2 weeks after recovering from the flu. I don’t think it’s oral thrush because I can’t wipe it off and it doesn’t hurt at all, and it sort of just looks like all my other friends’ tongues, but nonetheless I think it is a bit whiter than usual. I started scraping at my tongue with my nails here and there and could see some white residue occasionally, and I think I have some lie bumps on the tip of my tongue that developed 3 weeks after I recovered from the flu. Last thing is, I have been drinking pretty heavily during the weekends for a while. The only three symptoms I still see now is a slightly whiter than usual tongue that gets a bit better when I exercise or brush my tongue, the new lie bumps, and palpable yet not swollen submandibular glands. What are the chances these are actual acute symptoms vs me just being paranoid (I will be testing myself in the following week - have been waiting so that the test results will be accurate)

Male | 23

Considering the chance of getting HIV from having unprotected sex is important. For instance, the symptoms such as tiredness, flulike symptoms, white coated tongue as well as lie bumps which you explained could mean several things and not necessarily that someone has been infected with this virus. It’s good that you intend to go for testing; that way one can never be too sure unless they get checked for it. 

Answered on 11th June '24

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I'm suffering from Erectile dysfunction and my penis is very very small and I'm worried please help doctor

Male | 30

You inform me that you are bothered by erectile dysfunction and the size of your penis. Erectile dysfunction or synonym for it is the difficulty in obtaining or maintaining an erection. It's caused by stress, anxiety, or health problems that can happen. Being a micro penis is, in some people, for their genetic issues. It's important to tell a specialist about your problem. The other end of the exchange is a provider who can lead and help you with personalized ideas. 

Answered on 3rd July '24

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After a one night stand, I tested positive for yeast, uti, bv, trich, and chlamydia. because I tested positive for all of this, how likely is it that I have a more serious STD like HIV?

Female | 18

Testing positive for multiple infections like yeast, UTI, BV, trich, and chlamydia does not directly indicate you have HIV, but it can increase your risk. It's important to get tested for HIV to be sure. Please visit a specialist like an infectious disease doctor or a sexual health expert for proper guidance and testing.

Answered on 12th June '24

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