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I am 18 year old boy whenever I talk to a girl only normal talks makes me excited and precum starts to come out too much i don't know is is curable
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Precum is curable. Consult a good sexologist.
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This is usually normal at your age. Pre-ejaculate (pre-cum) can be released with sexual thoughts, attraction, or even talking to someone you like. It is not a disease and often decreases as you gain experience and confidence.
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This can be normal at your age. If it is frequent, distressing, or associated with pain, consult a urologist/andrologist for evaluation and reassurance.
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Treatment is available
Consult online for proper evaluation and treatment options
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It's normal...
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-Yes it can be permanently cured with Homeopathy treatment.
-Very effective medicines are there in Homeopathic.
-With my treatment of 1.5 months you will get permanent relief.
-Will prescribe the complete treatment.
-You can consult me now through online. Warm Regards
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Don't worry sir..
Take herbal supplements..
To get rid of this problem permanently without any side effects
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consult for prescription and guidance
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What you're experiencing is usually a normal physiological response. At 18 years of age, it is common for some young men to become sexually aroused easily, and pre-ejaculate (precum) may be released even during normal conversations with someone they are attracted to.
If the fluid is:
Clear or slightly whitish,
Comes only when you feel sexually excited,
Is not associated with pain, burning, foul smell, or blood,
then it is not a disease and does not require medication.
This is not caused by previous masturbation, and there is no evidence that masturbation permanently makes you produce more precum. In most cases, there is nothing to cure because it is a normal body response. As you grow older and gain more experience, you usually become better at controlling excitement, and many men notice that this becomes less bothersome.
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Avoid excessive pornography, as it can make you more easily aroused. Exercise regularly and stay physically active. Get 7â9 hours of sleep every night. If you notice you're becoming overly excited, take slow deep breaths and shift your attention to another topic. Don't keep checking or worrying about it, as anxiety itself can make you focus on it more. If the discharge starts occurring without any sexual thoughts or stimulation, or if it becomes yellow, green, foul-smelling, or is associated with pain or burning during urination, consult us for evaluation. For a detailed assessment and personalized guidance, you may also consult us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5.
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Remember that sexual arousal at your age is normal. Having precum during attraction does not mean you have a disease or sexual weakness, and it does not affect fertility or future sexual performance. With healthy habits and reduced anxiety, this usually becomes much less of a concern over time. Thank you
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If the discharge is clear colorless and occurs only with sexual excitement it generally does not require treatment This often becomes less noticeable with time.
If the discharge occurs without sexual arousal yellow/green in colour with foul smelling and pain or blood you should consult a urologist to rule out infection or other conditions.
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Avoid excessive sexual stimulation if it is bothering you.
Maintain good genital hygiene.
Stay relaxed.
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In most of the healthy individuals pre ejaculate with arousal is a normal physiological response and does not require medication or any treatment.
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Hi, it's a normal reaction. Consult online for counseling regarding the same
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Dr. Mrinal Gautam
Psychiatrist
3 yrs exp
Kolhapur
First, please be completely reassured: what you are experiencing is entirely normal, highly common, and not a disease that needs to be "cured."
At 18 years old, your body is operating at peak levels of testosterone and sexual sensitivity. When you talk to a girl and feel excited—even from normal conversation—your brain triggers a natural, involuntary response in your parasympathetic nervous system. This causes the Cowper’s glands (bulbourethral glands) to secrete a clear, slippery fluid known as pre-ejaculatory fluid (precum).
Precum is not semen. Its biological purpose is simply to lubricate the urethra and neutralize any residual acidity from urine to prepare a safe path for potential ejaculation. The amount of precum produced varies highly from person to person; some men naturally produce quite a bit of it during any moment of mild emotional or physical arousal. Because this is a normal, healthy bodily function, there is absolutely nothing wrong with you.
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Understand and Accept Your Biology: Recognize that this fluid release is an involuntary reflex. Realizing that your body is simply working the way it is biologically supposed to will help stop the unnecessary worry and anxiety.
Consult a Urologist or Sexologist for Reassurance: If the leakage remains highly distressing, causes physical discomfort, or if you simply want a professional to explain your sexual anatomy to you in person, booking a single, routine consultation can provide immense peace of mind.
Track for Accompanying Physical Symptoms: Monitor whether this fluid release is accompanied by actual pain during urination, a burning sensation in your urethra, lower abdominal pain, or if the fluid is cloudy, thick, or foul-smelling. If any of these symptoms are present, a doctor should check for a minor urinary tract or prostate infection.
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While precum itself is designed to be sperm-free, research shows it can occasionally pick up active, residual sperm left over in the urethra from a previous ejaculation. If you transition from talking to physical intimacy, never rely on "pulling out" before ejaculation as a primary method of birth control—always use a condom from the very start.
Redirect Your Attention: When you notice yourself getting anxious during a conversation, take a deep breath and gently focus on the topic of the discussion rather than hyper-focusing on what your body is doing.
Maintain Good Personal Hygiene: If the volume of fluid causes physical dampness or irritation, simply wear breathable cotton underwear and wash the area with plain, lukewarm water daily to stay clean and comfortable.
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Dr. Jyoti Sharma
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Rajkot
Yes it is consult online through Practo
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