Male breast cancer is rare, but when it appears, it is more common between the ages of 50 and 65, especially when there are cases of breast or ovarian cancer in the family. Despite being more common in women, breast cancer can also develop in men, as they also have the mammary gland and female […]
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Medicines for male candidiasis, such as clotrimazole, nystatin or fluconazole, have antifungal action that help eliminate the fungus Candida albicans and relieve symptoms of itching, redness, increased sensitivity of the glans and/or foreskin, or even white discharge, and can be used in the form of ointments or tablets. In addition to medications, some daily care, […]
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Male discharge can be normal, especially during moments of excitement, when the urethra, the channel that transports urine from the body, releases a colorless liquid before ejaculation. However, when male discharge appears outside moments of excitement and is brown, yellowish or greenish in color, it may indicate infections such as gonorrhea, trichomoniasis or chlamydia, especially […]
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Male PMS, also known as irritable male syndrome or male irritation syndrome, is a situation in which testosterone levels in men decrease, directly influencing mood. There is no specific period for this change in the amount of testosterone to occur, but it is influenced by situations of stress and anxiety, as occurs in cases of […]
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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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Male candidiasis is an infection caused by excessive growth of the fungus Candida albicans in the man’s intimate region, resulting in inflammation of the glans and/or foreskin of the penis that leads to the appearance of symptoms, such as pain and redness, swelling and itching. Male candidiasis is more common to arise due to inadequate […]
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The most commonly used male contraceptive methods are vasectomy and condoms, which prevent sperm from reaching the egg and generating a pregnancy. Condoms are the most popular method, as they are more practical, reversible, effective and also provide protection against sexually transmitted diseases. Vasectomy, on the other hand, is a type of contraceptive with a […]
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To put the condom on correctly, you must open the packaging carefully, unroll the condom and place it on the head of the penis, squeezing the tip to remove the air and roll it out to the base of the penis. Putting on a condom correctly is important not only to prevent pregnancy, but also […]
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Male pompoarism is a technique in which exercises are performed to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, the pubococcygeus and cremaster muscles, and the anal sphincter, preventing and combating urinary or fecal incontinence and also hemorrhoids, and is normally indicated for overactive bladder or after prostate or pelvic surgery. Furthermore, this technique, also known as Kegel […]
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