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                                Phimosis - Ling ki Chamdi nahi Khulti hai It is a condition where the foreskin is too tight to be pulled back over the head or glans of penis . In the initial years of life, the foreskin is attached to the glans. It normally separates from glans during 2-6 years of age . Parents shouldn’t panic and apply undue force to pull it back as it may result in injury to prepuce, bleeding and scarring , leading to severe phimosis. If it doesn’t separate till 6 years of age, they should consult a Urologist who may prescribe a cream or suggest surgery. One should pull back the skin gently and wash with warm water daily while bathing. Don’t use strong detergents or soaps because the skin here is very soft. Consult Online with Best Sexologist India Problems can arise if phimosis is ignored. It can result in deposition of Smegma, inflammation of glans ( Balanitis ) or foreskin...

 research in Sexual health DIABETES AND SEXUALITY There are about 40 million people with Diabetes (fasting blood sugar >126 mg per dl) in our country, it is twice the number than in China and 3 times from USA. In another 15 years, it is going to be double. There are another 77 million with pre diabetes (fasting blood sugar 126-140 mg per dl). Our country has the dubious distinction of being the diabetic capital of the world. About 35-65% of people with diabetes suffer from Sexual Dysfunctions. It is due to narrowed blood vessels, obesity, Neuropathy and weakening of muscles. Effect on blood vessels – About 70 % diabetics will have complications involving blood vessels causing narrowing of lumen, loss of stretchibility of vessel wall and hypertension. Blood supply to the genital organs is reduced, especially on arousal, causing poor erection or failure to maintain the erection due to poor veno – occlusive mechanism in males and loss of lubrication in females. Neuropathy...