After circumcision and std surgery what should be the Frequency. of masturbation.
Also any medicine for strong erection and longer stamina. I am 45 year i have bp and diebitic patient and erection may be for 5 mins only
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There is the treatment for stronger erectile and for longer stamina. But as of you mentioned history of Diabetes and hypertension. So before prescribing any medication need some conversation with you.
After circumcision/STD-related penile surgery, do not masturbate until the surgical wound is completely healed. In general, postoperative guidance recommends avoiding masturbation and intercourse for at least 4 weeks, and sometimes 4â6 weeks depending on healing and your surgeonâs advice. Once completely healed, there is no medically fixed ârequiredâ frequencyâmasturbation can be occasional or several times a week depending on comfort and preference.
At 45 years with both diabetes and hypertension, an erection lasting only around 5 minutes can be related to vascular/metabolic factors. ED is also considered a marker of cardiovascular risk, so it deserves proper assessment rather than simply taking a âstaminaâ medicine.
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There are effective medicines for ED, but I would not recommend any medicine without knowing your BP medicines and other medications. Your diabetes and BP control should also be optimized. An assessment of your erectile function, medications, cardiovascular risk and morning testosterone before choosing treatment is a mandatory step. You can connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for an individualized Ayurvedic assessment and guidance.
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Do not try to increase âstaminaâ by taking multiple sex-power/herbal products or ED tablets together. Keep diabetes and BP well controlled, exercise regularly, maintain a healthy weight, avoid smoking and limit alcohol. After the surgery, wait until the wound is fully healed before sexual activity. If you develop wound opening, persistent bleeding, pus/discharge, increasing redness/swelling, severe pain or difficulty passing urine, contact your surgeon promptly. Thank you
“After circumcision, it is generally advisable to avoid masturbation and sexual activity for about 4–6 weeks, or until the wound is completely healed and there is no pain, swelling, bleeding, or discharge. After healing, there is no fixed ‘ideal’ frequency of masturbation—do it according to comfort and without causing soreness.
For stronger/longer erections, medicines may help, but because you have diabetes and high BP, they should be started only after checking your BP, cardiovascular status, and current medicines. Do not use sildenafil/tadalafil if you are taking nitrate medicines such as nitroglycerin/isosorbide. An erection lasting more than 4 hours is an emergency.
If your erection is lasting only around 5 minutes, the cause should be evaluated rather than simply taking an erection-strengthening medicine.”
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