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2. FAQ - Suicide FAQs

   18/01/21

   Tell someone. The problem is that this reality is sometimes in conflict with our ideas of what a man ... Or visit a local branch and just walk in and talk to someone- there are over 200 branches in the UK ... about some of the issues that make men feel suicidal. Both organisations are excellent. If you’ve come ... More

3. FAQ - Phimosis FAQs

   04/03/22

   are affected. Some have phimosis from childhood but it can develop later in life. The foreskin is ... stuck to the glans in small children but should begin to separate at around three years of age. As the ... traditional view is that there's not a lot you can do. In fact, there is. Check out our Circumcision ... More

4. FAQ - Anger time - out

   18/01/21

   Better which was prepared in line with the NHS England Information Standard of which the MHF is a member. ... How to spot anger and stop it. Men are generally more explosive in their anger than women, and ... often  express it in more violent ways- violent language, violence against others or  themselves, ... More

5. FAQ - Balanitis FAQs

   04/03/22

   usually associated with poor hygiene. It is unusual in circumcised men. What causes it? Poor personal ... appear. The glans may also look shiny or waxy. In severe cases it may also be swollen. The foreskin may ... A foul-smelling discharge. What's the risk? Balanitis is a common condition in uncircumcised men and is ... More

6. FAQ - Digestive Problems FAQs

   14/04/16

   Some health problems are hard to digest: gallstones, peptic ulcers, constipation, heartburn and ... sensation in your throat which can happen after eating a particularly fatty or heavy meal such as an Indian ... takeway or a burger. The burning is caused by acid which normally rests in your stomach coming up into ... More

7. FAQ - Penile Cancer FAQs

   14/04/16

   lesion may be painful. A painless sore on the penis. Pain and bleeding may occur with advanced disease.  ... in the UK — but uncircumcised men over 60 are at greater risk. What causes it? The exact cause of ... location of the tumour. The first step is usually removal of the lump combined with circumcision. If the ... More

8. FAQ - Syphilis FAQs

   14/04/16

   symptoms? The symptoms often follow four phases. In the first (primary) stage one or more painless sores ... glands. The infection can be spread by sexual contact at this stage. The sores clear up themselves in 2—6 ... weeks, but the infection does not. In the secondary stage (up to six months after the primary symptoms) ... More

9. FAQ - Child Abuse FAQs

   18/05/20

   There are several agencies in the UK that support men who have been sexually abused. NAPAC ... (National Association for People Abused in Childhood) offer information and support. Their support line is ... country. There may be one in your area. You can find out about these and other groups from the Survivors ... More

10. FAQ - Self - harm FAQs

    18/05/20

    kick in when you cut or burn yourself and you get an adrenaline rush. But as with any drug you’ll ... may suggest that females are far more likely to self-harm than males but self-harm is not uncommon in ... explain it, self-harm is not safe. It is dangerous in itself- you can kill yourself or do yourself ... More

11. Erection problems - Everything you need to know

    31/01/23

    Men's health specialist Dr Anand Patel discusses erections with editor Jim Pollard. ... https://youtu.be/70WlYkvt8YI Men's health specialist Dr Anand Patel discusses erections (and what can go wrong with them) ... with the Men's Health Forum's editor Jim Pollard. Click on the video and you can then jump ... More

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