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I am suspecious of STDs after unprotected sex
Male | 20
You seem worried after unprotected intimacy. Unusual discharge, burning urination, sores, itching – these are common signs. Sexually transmitted diseases result from bacteria or viruses transmitted through sexual contact. Getting tested is crucial, it checks for presence of STDs, ensuring proper treatment if required.
Answered on 5th Feb '26
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দীর্ঘ সময় নিয়ে আমার স্ত্রী সাথে মিলন করতে পারি না কোন ঐষদ খেলে দীর্ঘ সময় মিলন করা যাবে
Male | 25
There could be various reasons for this issue, such as stress, hormonal imbalances, or even certain medications. It's essential to first consult with a sexologist who can assess your specific situation. They may recommend some tests to understand the root cause better. In the meantime, focusing on reducing stress through relaxation techniques, maintaining a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise, and open communication with your partner can also be beneficial.
Answered on 18th Dec '25
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Do I have STI? I feel sore down there. I always feel it every month and during sex it's very painful during penetration.
Female | 30
It can be that you have a sexually transmitted infection (STI). The typical signs are the pain, soreness, and discomfort down there. Sometimes, these infections lead to pain during sex. Monthly soreness could be a sign of a recurring issue. Sexual contact is the main way that STIs are spread. The healthcare provider should be consulted for testing and treatment. This is necessary for the health of both you and your partner.
Answered on 26th Aug '24
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Dear Doctor, I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to discuss some concerns that have been affecting my mental and sexual health, specifically related to my use of pornography and its broader impact on my life. I am a male, 26/27 years old. No health issues. I've noticed that my consumption of pornography and engagement in cybersex have escalated to a point where they negatively affect my life and relationships. My need for increasingly explicit material to achieve sexual arousal has grown over the years (a phenomenon called "Desensitization" i believe), and it's become apparent that this pattern is not sustainable. I've observed that this habit has not only affected my ability to enjoy real-life sexual encounters but has also contributed to the deterioration of my previous relationship. At times, I had found myself needing to think of pornography to maintain an erection during sexual intercourse. In an attempt to address this, I've tried to quit watching porn, only to experience a significant drop in my libido and desire for sexual activity. This "flat line" phase, as it's often referred to in various forums, has left me feeling worried and uncertain about the path forward. Of course, i started watching again, just to make sure that everything is normal. The first couple of times, the erections were weaker than usual. I understand that the body of scientific research in this area is still evolving, and there seems to be a lack of definitive guidance on dealing with these challenges. Given these complexities, I'm seeking your professional advice on several fronts: 1- Is the "flat line" phase a recognized scientific phenomenon, and what does current research say about it? 2- Considering my concerns about the long-term effects of abstaining from pornography and reduced masturbation, what guidance can you provide? I'm particularly worried about maintaining sexual function, including erectile strength and ejaculation control. 3-Could you suggest any scientific, medical research articles or resources that could offer more insight into these issues? Your expertise and any evidence-based recommendations would be immensely valuable to me as I consider my next steps. Many thanks for your time and consideration. Kind regards,
Male | 26
It is crucial to realize that gaining an excessive amount of pornography and cyberspace ultimately results in being desensitized, and it has a negative impact on sexual encounters with real living partners and relationships.
The "flat line" effect, that you brought up, is also a commonly displayed problem where former porn addicts may experience a drop in their sex drive and arousal. But for now, the findings are not substantial, more studies are required to distinguish porn effect on sexual function from its own.
With regard to facilitation, many people have found it immensely helpful to consult a professional mental health care provider, such as a therapist or a counselor, and avail their expert help in dealing with this problem and addressing any underlying psychological factors. A sex therapist may possess skills in counseling individuals with sexual dysfunction or enhancing sexual functions.
Your well-being is of top concern and seeking the help of a mental and sexual health specialist can provide you with the needed information when making a decision about your next step. In this connection, I suggest you talk to a psychologist or sex therapist, whose main professional concern is the issues you are experiencing, for more help and support.
Best regards,
Dr. Madhu Sudan
Answered on 23rd May '24
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Hi doctor me and my husband had unprotected sex and I took ipill on Sunday 11:45 PM at night. Later today during heat of moment we had it again (today, Tuesday 5:30 PM). I am very worried and can you please tell me if I need to take another ipill emergency contraceptive pill or it is okay for now.
Female | 25
Taking an emergency contraceptive pill like iPill is meant for emergencies, like the situation you described. I-Pill is effective for a certain period after taking it, usually up to 72 hours. Since you took iPill on Sunday night and had unprotected sex on Tuesday afternoon, you might still be covered by the first dose. However, it's best to consult a gynecologist for personalized advice. They can assess your individual situation and guide you on whether a second dose is needed. Your proactive approach is commendable, and seeking guidance shows responsibility.
Answered on 23rd Dec '25
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