In most cases, male hair removal is done just for aesthetic reasons, especially in areas such as the chest, back, stomach and legs. However, waxing can also be a good way to control perspiration and, therefore, many men may choose to wax when they suffer from hyperhidrosis, in the armpits, for example, a condition where […]
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Male urinary incontinence is characterized by the involuntary loss of urine, which can happen after surgery to remove the prostate or as a consequence of changes in this gland. Furthermore, incontinence is also more common in elderly people with Parkinson’s or who have had a stroke, for example. Thus, in male urinary incontinence, a man […]
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Thick sperm can be a consequence of unhealthy habits, such as drinking excessive alcohol and a sedentary lifestyle, for example, or be a sign of hormonal imbalances, sexually transmitted infections, dehydration, changes in the prostate or use of anabolic steroids without medical advice. The consistency of sperm can vary from person to person throughout life, […]
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Pain in the testicles is a symptom that can affect men of all ages and can be classified as acute or chronic. Acute pain is pain that appears quickly and lasts a few hours or days, and is generally caused by a blow to the testicles. Chronic pain appears slowly and lasts for several weeks […]
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Swelling in the testicle can be caused by an inguinal hernia, which occurs when the intestine exits through a weak point in the abdominal muscles and enters the scrotum, but it can also occur due to torsion of the testicle, epididymitis, varicocele, or even breast cancer. testicle. Depending on its cause, swelling in the testicle […]
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Scrotal hernia, also known as inguinal-scrotal hernia, is a consequence of the development of an inguinal hernia, which is a bulge that appears in the groin resulting from a failure to close the inguinal canal. In the case of a scrotal hernia, this protrusion in the groin increases and moves towards the scrotum, which is […]
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Nocturnal emission, popularly known as nocturnal ejaculation or “wet dreams”, is the involuntary release of sperm during sleep, in the case of men, and vaginal secretions, in the case of women, which may or may not be accompanied by erotic dreams and, in the case of women, there may be no orgasm. This situation is […]
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Retractile testicle is a condition in which the testicle rises through the inguinal canal, being able to hide in the groin region, which happens especially due to involuntary contractions of the cremaster muscle, which is the muscle that connects the testicle to the abdominal region, which can occur several times. times a day, causing the […]
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Phimosis is an excess of skin, scientifically called foreskin, that covers the head of the penis, like a fibrous ring that causes difficulty or inability to expose the glans. This condition is common in baby boys and tends to disappear in most cases by the age of 1, to a lesser extent by the age […]
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Phimosis surgery, also called postectomy, aims to remove excess skin from the foreskin of the penis and is performed when other forms of treatment have not shown positive results in treating phimosis. The surgery can be performed with general or local anesthesia and is a safe and simple method performed by a urologist or pediatric […]
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