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Masturbation addiction
Can i visit any of the homeopathic doctor for treatment of masturbation or there is something else i need to know before going?
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Give your detailed history first. Homoeopathic medicines will help but need to know the reason for excess of it. You can visit our Clinic also
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Yes you can visit if it is excessive masturbation and causing obstruction in day to day activities
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Bad effects of masturbation are:
a. The nervous system is affected the most.
b. Besides the heart, the digestive system, the urinary system as well as the other systems are adversely affected and consequently the whole body becomes the museum of diseases with profound weakness.
c.Continuous headache and backache.
d. Dizziness and loss of memory.
e. Palpitation of heart on lightest exertion.
f. Nervousness.
g. Unable to perform any heavy physical or mental work.
h. The person dislikes any company and activities and rather likes to sit in seclusion and suffers from weakness.
i. All the senses are impaired.
j. Impotency.
A homoeopathic constitutional treatment will give you a permanent cure naturally
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance and permanent cure without any side effects
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Nothing needed prior. Juz ur detail history ll b main.
U can consult me online as well. Can guide you accordingly.
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hi I understand your concern homeopathic treatment offers best results in such cases better consult with me online now
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Dr. Karuna Chawla
Homoeopath
25 yrs exp
Noida
1. Identify your triggers to arousal and avoid them
2. Limit your exposure to pornographic material. 3. Stash sex-objects. 4. Limit your internet use
5. Distracting Yourself--
Do something else. Try to be as busy as possible during the day and night. Keep your mind focused on activities that do not stimulate your sexual fantasies. 6. Exercise. Exercise may help reduce sexual desires. If you masturbate to reduce stress at times, exercise is a healthy alternative because it releases endorphins in your brain which make you feel happier and less stressed
7. Keep your bladder as empty as possible. The urge to urinate can be mistaken by the body as the urge for sex/masturbation. Go to the bathroom before you go to sleep at night and immediately when you wake up in the morning. Even if you feel the slightest urge to urinate, relieve yourself as soon as possible.
8. Go to sleep when you are really tired. This way, you will fall asleep quickly after lying down in bed and not spend time in bed trying to fall asleep
9. Get out of bed immediately in the morning. When you wake up in the morning at the set time, get out of bed as soon as possible and avoid lying in bed awake. Such is a time when masturbation is likely to occur.
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