Does masturbation cause muscle loss

Hello Aatish Namdev Jadhav Ji,

We understand that you're looking for post-operative support after your stapler circumcision procedure. Our HexaHealth care specialist has arranged a follow-up call to assist you further.

In the meantime, please feel free to share your specific concern here, so we can help you better and ensure your recovery is smooth and worry-free.

Wishing you a quick and healthy recovery! 

Hello Rajat Ji,

Thank you for sharing your concern. If your circumcision feels too tight and painful, especially during certain activities like urination or sexual activity, it could be due to a few reasons, and it’s important to get it evaluated by a specialist.

Possible Causes of Discomfort During Circumcision

1. Residual tightness or scarring:

   • After circumcision, some men may experience tightness if the skin wasn't removed adequately or if healing caused excessive scarring.

2. Phimosis-like symptoms:

   • In rare cases, some tight foreskin or leftover ring may remain, causing discomfort.

3. Dryness or irritation:

   • Lack of lubrication or dryness can make the skin feel tight and sore.

4. Infection or inflammation:

   • Redness, pain, or swelling may indicate local infection (balanitis or post-op complication).

What should you do?

• Apply a mild antiseptic ointment or doctor-recommended moisturiser to ease dryness (but only temporarily)

• Avoid friction or sexual activity until you’re more comfortable

• Wear loose cotton undergarments

• Do not forcefully pull or stretch the skin, as that may worsen pain

Most Importantly

Please consult a urologist to examine the area. The doctor will check:

• If the healing is complete

• If there's skin tightening, infection, or the need for a minor corrective procedure

Wishing you quick relief and comfort, Rajat Ji. Let us know if you’d like help finding a trusted urologist near Faridabad or booking a consultation.

Dear Susant ji,

Thank you for your question.

In general, Viagra (sildenafil) 50 mg taken occasionally, such as twice a month, is considered safe for most healthy men, provided there are no underlying medical conditions and it is not taken with certain medications (especially nitrates or heart medicines).

However, it’s very important to keep in mind:

• A doctor should always evaluate your overall health, heart condition, and any existing medications before confirming it's safe for you

• Even if taken occasionally, side effects can include headache, flushing, dizziness, nasal congestion, or visual changes

• Taking Viagra without medical guidance can be risky if there are heart or blood pressure-related issues

We strongly recommend a quick consultation with a urologist or physician. They can advise whether it’s suitable for you personally and discuss safer alternatives if needed.