Semen Retention Benefits: The Honest Clinical Answer
An andrologist on semen retention benefits: what abstinence really does to sperm and testosterone, what it does not, and the days that matter.
Post Nut Clarity: What Actually Happens in Your Brain
Post nut clarity is real, but it is not clarity. A Chennai andrologist explains the prolactin and dopamine shift after orgasm, and what it is not.
Death Grip Syndrome: Signs, Causes and How to Fix It
An andrologist explains death grip syndrome: how grip pressure dulls sensation, the signs, what else must be ruled out, and how it is reversed.
Paraphimosis: Foreskin Stuck Behind the Head — What to Do Right Now
Foreskin stuck behind the head and won’t come forward? That is paraphimosis, an emergency. What to do now, what never to try, and why waiting is dangerous.
Prostatitis: Symptoms, the Four Types, and What Actually Treats It
Most prostatitis is not an infection. An andrologist explains the four NIH categories, the 5 warning signs, and the real argument over antibiotics.
Smegma: What It Is, Why It Smells, and How to Clean It Safely
Smegma is normal, not an STI and not dirt. An andrologist explains what it is, why it smells, how to clean it safely, and what the cancer evidence shows.
Gynecomastia in Men: Causes, the Pinch Test and When You Do Not Need Surgery
Gynecomastia is gland, not fat. An andrologist on the pinch test, the low testosterone and fertility link, and why he treats before he operates.
What Is Gooning? An Andrologist’s Honest Answer
Gooning is prolonged masturbation at high arousal with orgasm held off. Not a diagnosis. An andrologist on testosterone, ED, brain rot and recovery.
How to Increase Testosterone Naturally: What Actually Works
Lose fat, sleep seven to nine hours, lift weights and cut alcohol. A Chennai andrologist explains what actually raises testosterone, with an 8-week plan.
Dapoxetine for Premature Ejaculation: Uses, Dose, Side Effects and What I Prescribe Instead
Dapoxetine is a short-acting SSRI licensed for premature ejaculation in men aged 18 to 64, taken 30 mg or 60 mg one to three hours before sex. An andrologist explains the dose, the real side effects, the fainting risk, and why he prescribes something else.