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Thanks for your reply, nakakatakot pala, so sa cardiologist ako magpapaconsulta tungkol sa ED ko o may ibang especialista pa dapat kong pagkonsultahan?

 

 

well, the cardiologist will coordinate with the urologist to determine which drug for ED will suit you if ever the need arises...

 

 

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hmm.. i believe your problem is psychological in nature.. to me it`s looks like you have a fear or aversion of having sexual relations with women other than your gf.. it`s difficult to explain but it seems you only "perform" when you are with your significant other..

 

may i suggest that you consult a urologist and a psychologist for you to find out the possible roots of your present predicament...

 

 

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thanks for your reply, i would eventually consult a urologist or a psychologist.

 

i really find it weird.. im attracted to other women and i dont think im worried of breaking up with my gf. I still fantasize of other women and get aroused "looking/watching" but on the deed itself i cant seem to get it up. I fear that this thing will build up more and more as the embarrassment builds up as well hehehe

 

anyway, thanks a lot doc, do share more tips in case you can come up of more ;)

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got blood on the tissue after passing stool...i went to a doctor for check up and underwent sigmoidoscopy..physician found that i have anal fissure...he prescribe this rectal something...

 

question any medicne to fast hel this fissure..advise pls

 

 

Non-surgical treatment is recommended as first-line treatment of acute and chronic anal fissures. Customary treatments included warm sitz baths, topical anesthetics, high-fiber diet and stool softeners.

 

Treatment may also be required to stop the persistent itching of anal fissures. This constant itching (especially during sleep times) causes the wounds to be torn open which lengthens healing times. Wearing cotton gloves to bed has been known to limit the damage that this itching can cause.

 

Surgical treatment, under general anaesthesia, was either anal stretch (Lord's operation) or lateral sphincterotomy where the internal anal sphincter muscle is incised. Both operations aim to decrease sphincter tone and thereby restore normal blood supply to the anal mucosa. Surgical operations involve a general anaesthetic and can be painful postoperatively. Anal stretch is also associated with anal incontinence in a small proportion of cases and thus sphincterotomy is the operation of choice.

 

A new medical/surgical development came in 1993 when researchers reported injecting botulinum toxin into the anal sphincter to relax the sphincter and promote fissure healing.

 

From 1995, doctors began to prescribe various drugs to reduce the tone of the internal sphincter and operations for anal fissure have since then decreased by two-thirds.

 

 

 

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pinacheck ko na ung ears ko sa EENT 2 weeks ago, binigyan ako ng ear drops at anti itch na gamot. Before that pina cleaning ko and ear drops for 2 weeks also.

Ngayon itchy ulit. Bakit ganito :(

 

 

anong ear drops ba binigay sa iyo ? anong anti-itch ang binigay ?

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inoflox at triderm

 

triderm cream ? i don't give cream or ointment for ear infection, try anti-fungal "solution" (NOT cream) together with your antibacterial ear drops. Let the solution stay inside your ears for 10 minutes. treatment duration 4 weeks to 2 months kahit wala ka ng nararamdaman. works wonder i guarantee you. :thumbsupsmiley:

 

just a note : make sure that your ear canal is free of debris like dead skin cells or discharge, otherwise no amount of medicated ear drops will work.

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Good day to all..nice thread you guys got here..very informative..

 

I have two topics I'd like to know more about....

 

1.Bartholin's Gland

 

What does it do?

What's the difference between a Bartholin's Gland Cyst and a Bartholin's Gland Abcess?

How does one get it? What is course of treatment?

How would you know it isn't cancerous esp if cancer runs in your family?

 

 

2.Cancer

What's the general laboratory test to know whether you have cancer?

Should the test be specific to a body part ?

What are the most obvious cancer symptoms?

Is vertigo a sympton of a cancer?

Is Wrist ganglion cyst also a sign of cancer?

How about erratic bowel movement, constipation that lasts for days and then followed by diarrhea, terrible pain in the abdomen (more like a stomach cramps)that make you fall to your knees, could it be a sign of gastro intestinal or colon cancer?

 

 

Thanks a lot in advance!

 

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Good day to all..nice thread you guys got here..very informative..

 

I have two topics I'd like to know more about....

 

1.Bartholin's Gland

 

What does it do?

What's the difference between a Bartholin's Gland Cyst and a Bartholin's Gland Abcess?

How does one get it? What is course of treatment?

How would you know it isn't cancerous esp if cancer runs in your family?

 

 

2.Cancer

What's the general laboratory test to know whether you have cancer?

Should the test be specific to a body part ?

What are the most obvious cancer symptoms?

Is vertigo a sympton of a cancer?

Is Wrist ganglion cyst also a sign of cancer?

How about erratic bowel movement, constipation that lasts for days and then followed by diarrhea, terrible pain in the abdomen (more like a stomach cramps)that make you fall to your knees, could it be a sign of gastro intestinal or colon cancer?

 

 

Thanks a lot in advance!

 

 

 

 

let me answer your queries briefly :

 

1. Bartholin`s gland secrete mucus to provide vaginal lubrication. A Bartholin's cyst is formed when a Bartholin's gland is blocked, causing a fluid-filled cyst to develop. A Bartholin's cyst is not an infection, although it can be caused by an infection, inflammation, or physical blockage to the Bartholin's ducts . If infection sets in, the result is a Bartholin's abscess.

Catheterization and surgery are the common procedures used to treat them. Histopathologic examination of an excised cyst will determine if it is malignant or not.

 

2. Several different lab tests may give the physician an idea if cancer may be present in a patient, screening tests as they are called, and there are screening tests used for particular types of cancer.

 

Roughly, cancer symptoms can be divided into three groups:

 

Local symptoms: unusual lumps or swelling (tumor), hemorrhage (bleeding), pain and/or ulceration. Compression of surrounding tissues may cause symptoms such as jaundice (yellowing the eyes and skin).

Symptoms of metastasis (spreading): enlarged lymph nodes, cough and hemoptysis, hepatomegaly (enlarged liver), bone pain, fracture of affected bones and neurological symptoms. Although advanced cancer may cause pain, it is often not the first symptom.

Systemic symptoms: weight loss, poor appetite, fatigue and cachexia (wasting), excessive sweating (night sweats), anemia and specific paraneoplastic phenomena, i.e. specific conditions that are due to an active cancer, such as thrombosis or hormonal changes.

 

vertigo and erratic bowel movement may or may not be symptoms of cancer, it will depend on other pertinent clinical findings.. as for a ganglion cyst, it is a swelling that usually occurs over the back of the hand or wrist. These are benign, fluid-filled capsules. Ganglion cysts are not cancerous, will not spread, and while they may grow in size, they will not spread to other parts of your body.

 

 

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a friend of mine have told me that when he was masturbating, when he reaches the climax, he can feel that the juices are coming out from his tube but when checked it out, there were none.

 

he has done this several times and still the same result. He is in his mid 30s

 

 

hmm.. from what you have stated above, i believe your friend may be suffering from a condition called "retrograde ejaculation", which basically happens when semen, which would normally be ejaculated via the urethra, is redirected to the urinary bladder. Normally, the sphincter of the bladder contracts before ejaculation forcing the semen to exit via the urethra, the path of least pressure. When the bladder sphincter does not function properly, retrograde ejaculation may occur.

 

another possible condition is anejaculation, which is the pathological inability to ejaculate in males, with (orgasmic) or without (anorgasmic) orgasm. It can depend on one or more of several causes, including (ordered by frequency)':

 

Sexual inhibition

Pharmacological inhibition

Autonomic nervous system malfunction

 

 

i suggest that your friend should consult a urologist to find out exactly what`s wrong..

 

 

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My problem is the opposite of premature ejaculation.

Even when I was young ( twenties ) I had problem ejaculating.

It took me more than half an hour before "exploding". Since the

age of 50 years I have never ejaculated during sex. Although

I can still ejaculate by masturbation it takes me about an

hour to reach climax. Sex with a woman without ejaculating at

the end ( I stop when I get tired humping) is so unsatisfying!

 

I have been taking 2 Endurance tablets per day since March 8

in the hope that my body could produce lots of semen.

 

I have hernia ( diagnosed in 1997 ). Could it be the cause of

my inability to ejaculate during sex?

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My problem is the opposite of premature ejaculation.

Even when I was young ( twenties ) I had problem ejaculating.

It took me more than half an hour before "exploding". Since the

age of 50 years I have never ejaculated during sex. Although

I can still ejaculate by masturbation it takes me about an

hour to reach climax. Sex with a woman without ejaculating at

the end ( I stop when I get tired humping) is so unsatisfying!

 

I have been taking 2 Endurance tablets per day since March 8

in the hope that my body could produce lots of semen.

 

I have hernia ( diagnosed in 1997 ). Could it be the cause of

my inability to ejaculate during sex?

 

 

is your diagnosis by any chance an indirect inguinal hernia? if so a possible scenario would be that intra-abdominal contents might have entered the scrotum and impinged on important parts, most probably the spermatic cord which is vital for testicular function..

 

there could be other causes of your ejaculation difficulties, so i would suggest that you consult a urologist for proper evaluation and management..

 

 

 

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