Medical Questions and Answers

Based on your symptoms of penile dryness, flaky skin, and localized pain, it’s possible that you may be experiencing a yeast infection, which can cause similar symptoms. In this case, topical antifungal medication should be considered for treatment. However,

Premature ejaculation can be managed, and one possible treatment is paroxetine, a medication commonly used for this issue. I would recommend starting with 20 mg taken orally about 2-3 hours before sexual intercourse. It's important to discuss this with a

Herpes type 1 can be transmitted from mother to unborn child, so it is understandable for your partner to have concerns. To prevent transmission, you should take certain precautions. Practicing safe sex, either through abstinence or by using condoms, can help

After a latent period of 1 to 3 weeks, you may start experiencing symptoms such as pain or a burning sensation while urinating, or itching inside the urethra. You may also notice a thick, yellowish discharge coming from the urethra. It is important to have a

Yes, oral herpes can be transmitted to the genital area through oral-genital contact, including penetration. The virus is spread through direct contact with the infected area or saliva, so if someone with oral herpes performs oral sex, it can result in

"The red, itchy spot you're describing is consistent with a possible herpesvirus infection, which is commonly associated with similar symptoms. It would be advisable to undergo blood testing to confirm the diagnosis. This will help determine the best course of

Yes, you can have sex as long as you are not experiencing any pain or discomfort, and there is no visible damage to the foreskin. However, if you notice any issues like tearing, irritation, or increased discomfort during sexual activity, it’s best to consult

The changes in urination and semen could indicate prostatitis, which needs evaluation by a urologist. The digestive changes, including a lack of hunger and rapid digestion, may require a visit to a gastroenterologist. I recommend consulting both specialists

1. Yes, based on your semen analysis, it appears that there are some concerns with sperm count and motility, as well as a high percentage of abnormal sperm forms. However, this isn't necessarily a major issue. It would be helpful to know if you have children

A result of 0.542 in s/c units on an HIV test is considered NON-REACTIVE, indicating no HIV antibodies were detected, and the result is negative. However, if the test was taken within the window period (2 to 12 weeks after potential exposure), it might