1. FAQ - 'My erection won't go down' FAQs

   04/03/22

   of sexual stimulation. Penile pain.  What's the risk? Priapism can affect men of all ages but ... the risk is very small, although it's slightly greater for men with an underlying blood disorder ... prolonged priapism there is a very real risk of permanent impotence. Who else can help? Don't waste ... More

2. FAQ - Alcohol FAQs

   19/11/20

   are the risks from excessive drinking? Short-term, a hangover. Long-term, excessive drinking damages ... pretty much every organ in the body. The risks of frequently drinking above the safe levels are: ... — reduced efficiency and increased risk of disease; nerve damage; depression — two-thirds of suicide ... More

3. FAQ - Penile Cancer FAQs

   14/04/16

   What's the risk? Penile cancer is very rare — there's just one case for every 100,000 men each year ... in the UK — but uncircumcised men over 60 are at greater risk. What causes it? The exact cause of ... Health In scope NHS- Penile Cancer NICE CKS- Urological Cancer European Association of Urology- Penile ... More

4. FAQ - Balanitis FAQs

   04/03/22

   A foul-smelling discharge. What's the risk? Balanitis is a common condition in uncircumcised men and is ... 07/04/14 07/04/17 Your Health In scope PubMed- Candida Infections of Genitourinary Tract Patient UK- ... More

5. FAQ - Hypospadias FAQs

   14/04/16

   You may have difficulty directing your stream of urine.  What's the risk? The usual estimate is ... online but are always keen to hear your feedback. 07/04/14 07/04/14 07/04/17 Your Health In scope Patient ... More

6. FAQ - Mindfulness

   18/01/21

   scope Beat Stress, Feel Better- Men's Health Forum NHS ... More

7. FAQ - Circumcision FAQs

   14/04/16

   Whatever your personal views on what constitutes good reason, remember that no surgery is without risk and ... evidence of this. Circumcision in childhood- but not as an adult- may reduce the risk of penile cancer but ... this disease is very rare anyway and the real risk factors are poor personal hygiene and smoking. ... More

8. FAQ - Testicles FAQs

   14/04/16

   don't wait for it to disappear or start throbbing- see your doctor. What's the risk? Testicular ... cancer is the most common cancer affecting men aged 20—35 but the lifetime risk of developing the disease ... The risks are greater (1 in 44) for men who were born with undescended testicles. Men with a brother ... More

9. FAQ - Bent Penis FAQs

   04/03/22

   prevent sexual intercourse. What's the risk? There is no firm evidence on the number of men with ... Peyronie's Disease but it is thought to affect 1 to 9% of men. Men aged 50—60 are most at risk, although the ... 03/04/14 03/04/14 03/04/17 Your Health In scope European Association of Urology- Peyronie's Disease ... More

10. FAQ - Hernia FAQs

    14/04/16

    at birth. What's the risk? Anyone can develop a hernia at any age- from the new-born to the very ... old. However, the following factors seem to increase the risk of abdominal hernia: Being male- 12 times ... particularly if it results from an inherited weakness in the abdominal wall. However, avoiding certain risk ... More

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