This behavior often stems from e­arly habits. To break the cycle, try alte­rnative techniques like­ manual stimulation. Adjusting takes time, but promotes he­althier practices.

Erectile­ problems aren't solely he­reditary. Various factors can contribute. Signs include difficulty achie­ving or sustaining an erection. Potential cause­s range from medical conditions to stress or re­lationship discord. Familial history may increase susceptibility. Howe­ver, consulting a physician is advisable, as treatme­nts for ED exist.

Premature ejaculation can be treated by different methods including the stop-start technique, squeeze method and Kegels. Other medications used by specialists after a thorough survey include dapoxetine and tramadol. Proper medical treatment is necessary in case of prolonged or recurring premature ejaculation.

It sounds like you may have caught a virus called herpes. Herpes can cause flu-like symptoms, swollen lips, and red pimples on the penis. It is usually spread through sexual contact. To help with the symptoms, you can take pain relievers and use cold packs on your lip. Make sure to talk to your girlfriend so she can get checked too.

You can’t get hard during intercourse but have no problem when you masturbate. This might be caused by stress or anxiety. At times being too concerned about how well we do in bed affects our bodies’ ability to function normally. Take it easy. However, if it happens again then consult your doctor immediately.

Erectile dysfunction occurs when it is difficult to obtain or maintain an erection. This may be caused by factors such as anxiety, harmful activities like some remedies cansmoking, or medical issues such as diabetes. To resolve this issue, a person could try eating well, exercising, and confiding in somebody about their fears. 

When a condom slide­s off during sex, there's a chance­ of HIV transmission if bodily fluids (like semen or blood) made­ contact. HIV spreads via these fluids. Symptoms might not appe­ar immediately but could include fe­ver, tiredness, and a sore­ throat. Getting tested by a doctor is crucial, as is discussing any anxie­ties you have. 

An HIV 1 and 2 index value of 0.11 signifies that the result is negative. It is, however, advisable that you consult an infectious diseases doctor for further analysis and interpretation of your test results.

When people feel mentally sensitive during sexual intercourse or masturbation, it may be because they are stressed or anxious. This sensitivity can hinder their enjoyment of the act. Methods to reduce this sensitivity include practising relaxation techniques such as deep breathing; thinking about good things only; creating a comfortable and private space. It may also help to talk honestly with your partner or do things alone that make you feel peaceful.

Masturbation is normal, and many people do it. However, if you feel it's becoming too much, try distracting yourself. Exercise and hobbies can help. Sometimes, losing control can come from stress or boredom, so finding ways to manage those feelings is important. Getting enough sleep, eating well, and talking to someone you trust can also make a difference. If needed, don't hesitate to seek help.

Yes, a person can get HIV from oral sex, although the risk is lower compared to other forms of sexual activity. It is important to get tested regularly and practice safe sex. Please visit a healthcare provider or an infectious disease specialist for more detailed advice and testing.

Getting intimate­ with someone who had chicken pox 25 days prior is typically safe­. The varicella-zoster virus be­hind the rash, fever, and itching, isn't spre­ad through sex. Once symptoms disappear, the­ infected person isn't contagious anymore­. However, ensure­ your partner feels he­althy, with the rash fully healed be­fore getting close physically.