my test levels are normal but i have severe inability to build strength despite training hard and eating well. low ejaculate too. other hormonal prob?

Question

What tests are done to see if acne is hormonal? Testosterone level is low, no thyroid problems, but acne is adult onset and severe. I'm thin, female.

Answer 1

Have hormone tests: You should at the very least have your thyroid levels checked and both free and total testosterone. If your testosterone level is low and you have depression, please get evaluated for underlying sleep apnea as the combination of depression, lowt and sleep apnea often go together. Best of luck.

Answer 2

Yes: The withdrawal method is not reliable for prevention of sexually transmitted infections or pregnancy. Condoms are the only method of contraception shown to decrease the spread of stis.

Answer 3

Yes: You could still get it.

Answer 4

Yes: Ejaculation has nothing to do with contracting this condition. Merely placing the penis into the vagina that has this organism in it is what give you the infection. A condom will prevent this (and a lot of other things!).

Answer 5

Yes: Trichomonas is a common sexually transmitted disease (std) caused by a parasite. It is passed through sexual exposure, most commonly vaginal intercourse. There is no relationship between ejaculation and trichomonas.

Answer 6

Sometimes: Semen is produced in the prostate and is expelled when you ejaculate. Prostate infection causes inflammation and pain can occur in the prostate, penis, testicles and pelvis. The prostate is most active during arousal / ejac and penis pain is common. Color, volume and consistency of the semen can change. See an md for possible antibiotics. Other causes include: urethral scar, urine infx, stis.

Answer 7

Yes: Bloody semen or bloody urine are not unusual in patients with acute prostatitis but there other conditions that can cause this as well.

Answer 8

Possibly: There could be some blood or pus in the semen from prostate inflammation, which could cause discoloration.

Answer 9

Possibly: Pain in the perineum, the region between the anus and the scrotum, frequency, urgency and slowing of the urinary stream with a possible fever are consistent with acute prostatitis. One may see purulent discharge or yellowish ejaculate in this circumstance. This is uncommon occurring in about 5% of the prostatitis cases. More common is chronic prostatitis which would be without a fever or prostatodynia.

Answer 10

P.E. is treatable: Premature ejaculation (p.E.) is treatable with a medication. One can ask his primary care doctor about it. Part of the problem is psychological, so relaxing one's sexual intensity may help. Part of the problem is physical, so using two condoms can decrease one's sensation and hopefully last longer before orgasm. One's doctor may have additional ideas.

Answer 11

Try to think about: Try to think about something else while having intercourse and it is a matter of practice

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