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The term “hemospermia” indicates a conditionally pathological condition characterized by the presence of blood in the semen during or immediately after ejaculation, often painful. Some patients complain that an admixture of black or coffee color appears in the semen.
Read moreUrine calcium can be estimated using a laboratory test. Three main hormones are responsible for the metabolism of calcium in the body: calcitonin, parathyroid hormone and calcitriol. Excessive excretion of calcium in the urine is called calcariuria.
Read moreMicropenis is a pathological condition in which the size of the penis is much lower than normal. As a rule, all other structures attached to the penis (scrotum, perineum of the urethra, etc.) are normal and do not reveal any abnormalities
Read moreThe presence of a significant amount of protein in the urine in medical circles is commonly called the technical term proteinuria. Such a condition can indicate both strong physical exertion, severe emotional stress, and damage of kidneys.
Read moreTesticular cancer is a tumor process that occurs in the cells of the male sex glands. The testicles are the main reproductive organs of men. Their task is the production of millions of sperm and male sex hormones.
Read moreGynecomastia is a term that indicates enhanced breast development in men. As a result of the disease, the patient has breasts growing, like a woman. This similarity in most cases creates complex psychological consequences.
Read moreYou can talk about retrograde ejaculation when, during masturbation, sexual intercourse or other adequate sexual stimulation, ejaculation does not occur or occurs after a long period of time.
Read moreIn addition to premature ejaculation, pain during the act of ejaculation is a very common phenomenon that affects and torments many sexually active men. Often patients are embarrassed to consult a doctor with sexual problems...
Read morePSA - what is it and why is it measured? This enigmatic for a simple layman abbreviation refers to a specific prostatic antigen, in other words, a protein produced by prostate cells.
Read moreWhat is paraphimosis? How to treat it and what to do? Paraphimosis is pathological condition characterized by pinching of the head of the penis behind a shifted foreskin. If such a condition arose, then it is necessary to consult a doctor immediately, as dangerous and serious complications are possible.
Read moreNarrowing the foreskin is the classic definition of phimosis. But in fact, under the mask of phimosis, much more serious violations may be hiding than just preputial stenosis (narrowing). Phimosis will not be exactly called disease, as it means more anatomical features of male sexual morphology.
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