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Can men get HPV? If so, what are the health risks associated with HPV in men? by Anonymous on 3/10/2010	1 Replies

Are there any herbal remedies for erectile dysfunction? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

It takes me a long time to reach orgasm, sometimes 45 minutes or longer, which is very frustrating. What causes delayed ejaculation, and is there anything I can do about it? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

Are abnormal growth of male sex organs i.e. very small in size, fat around hips and chest (looks like male breast) and abdomin, very less growth of body and facial hair, low muscle mass and lack of enough strength, immature or childish voice symptoms of testosterone deficiency or something else? What type of medication should be taken and what type of doctor should I approach. I`m 20 years old. by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

My son is 10 and I think his voice is already starting to change. I'm worried — and he's self-conscious — because none of the other boys his age are experiencing this. Is he hitting puberty too soon? by Anonymous on 3/2/2010	1 Replies

Can Prostate Cancer Be Found Early? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	2 Replies

What is BPH? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	1 Replies

What is the prostate? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	1 Replies

My fiance recently had a semen analysis done. He was told he had abnormal sperm morphology. What does this mean? Can it be treated? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	1 Replies

Does frequent masturbation affect male fertility? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	1 Replies

Is it possible to fracture your penis? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	1 Replies

I had a vasectomy reversal last year. The first sperm test after the procedure was positive, but the second sperm test was negative. How could this be? Will my wife and I be able to have a baby? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	2 Replies

My 51-year-old husband recently told me that he's lost the desire to have sex. He said it's normal for men his age to lose their sex drive. Is this true? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	1 Replies

What is the outlook on Peyronie’s disease? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	1 Replies

Can Peyronie’s disease be treated? by Anonymous on 2/25/2010	1 Replies

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