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Yes — men can and do have orgasms without ejaculating; that phenomenon is commonly called a “dry orgasm” or anejaculation and can be temporary or permanent depending on cause (examples: recent ejacula...
Humans acquire parasitic infections through several well-documented routes: ingestion (contaminated food or water), penetration of skin, and via animal or insect vectors such as mosquitoes and ticks —...
Clinical and preclinical sources show no clear signal that Bacopa monnieri causes liver enzyme elevations or clinically apparent liver injury; LiverTox states “Bacopa has not been linked to liver enzy...
Anal fissures from anal sex are treated first with conservative measures—fiber, stool softeners, sitz baths, topical anesthetic or muscle‑relaxing creams—and most acute fissures heal in days to weeks ...
Ejaculation without orgasm (also called ejaculatory anhedonia, dry orgasm, or orgasmic anejaculation depending on features) is recognized in clinical literature and patient resources; treatments depen...
There is limited direct clinical evidence on interactions between Bacopa monnieri and stimulatory nootropics such as modafinil and caffeine; most sources report possible pharmacokinetic interactions v...
Nonbacterial prostatitis (chronic pelvic pain syndrome, CP/CPPS) is the most common prostatitis type and its cause is largely unknown; many authorities treat it as noninfectious and point to pelvic-fl...
Anal fissures after anal intercourse are caused by mechanical tearing of the anal lining from overstretching or direct trauma, often compounded by sphincter spasm and poor local blood flow; symptoms c...