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2. FAQ - HPV vaccination FAQs

   09/07/19

   protection against the HPV types that cause cancer, genital warts or RRP. Men who have sex with men are at ... are to have already been exposed to the high-risk HPV types. This means that vaccination may not ... and the diseases it causes. Three types of vaccine are available: Cervarix. This vaccine was used by ... More

3. FAQ - Winter colds and flu

   18/01/21

   garlic) prevent colds or speed up recovery’. What about antibiotics? Colds are caused by viruses. ... as planned.) What should I do if I need a GP over the winter? The NHS National Emergency Pressures ... try:  self-care- what can you do yourself? (Check out our self-care tips for a cold below.) NHS Choices ... More

4. FAQ - Erectile Dysfunction FAQs

   04/03/22

   18—29 year olds.  What causes it? There are two main causes of ED: physical and psychological. Most ... worse. The main physical causes are: Diabetes. Up to 25% of all diabetic men aged 30—34 are affected by ... ED, as are 75% of diabetic men aged 60—64. Inadequate blood flow to the penis because arteries have ... More

5. FAQ - Genital Warts FAQs

   14/04/16

   treated, they can't be cured. What are they? Warts on the genitals or anus caused by a virus that ... lives in the skin. What are the main symptoms? Tiny growths or protrusions on or around the penis and ... clear the virus.  What's the risk? Genital warts are the most common viral sexually transmitted ... More

6. FAQ - Non - cancerous testicle problems FAQs

   19/04/16

   epididymis, the condition is known as epididymo-orchitis. What are the main symptoms? Severe pain in the ... important conditions. What are the main treatments? Antibiotics (if it's a bacterial infection). You ... a harmless build-up of fluid within the sacs surrounding the testicles. What are the main symptoms? A soft ... More

7. FAQ - HIV & AIDs FAQs

   14/04/16

   since 2002 What causes it? The human immunodeficiency virus, of which there are two types: HIV1 HIV2 ... by certain infections and cancers that happen more often in people with HIV. What are the main ... developed AIDS. What's the risk? Figures from 2011 estimate 93,000 people in the UK are infected, ... More

8. FAQ - Mindfulness

   18/01/21

   What about mindfulness practices? There are many different mindfulness practices- some are minutes ... autopilot by noticing what’s going on in the moment you’re living in. Look up. Listen. Observe. If you can ... What is mindfulness? If you feel like you’re always in a headlong rush, Mindfulness or ... More

9. FAQ - Testicles FAQs

   14/04/16

   How's it hanging? Every man should know how to check his balls. What are testicles? Testicles ... are where sperm and testosterone are made in the body. It's pretty much what makes a man a man as ... testicle. What are the main symptoms? The key symptoms to look out for are: a lump in either testicle any ... More

10. FAQ - How much sugar? FAQs

    19/04/16

    sugar cubes. What do they mean by ‘free’ sugars? Normally, we like things that are free but not here. ... Free sugars are those you need to watch out for. Free sugars are two types of sugars: those that have ... Obesity increases the risk of type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease as well as some ... More

11. FAQ - Peptic Ulcers FAQs

    14/04/16

    Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers can give a nasty burning pain. But they are very treatable. What are ... the duodenum, the uppermost part of the small intestine near the stomach. What are the main symptoms? ... be used after treatment to determine whether the infection has been successfully eradicated. What are ... More

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