Help for Genital Warts

It’s a boy! (Are you having him circumcised?)
New research shows there may be health benefits after all, fueling debate and complicating a parent’s decision For decades, American parents were on circumcision autopilot. Conventional wisdom held that the foreskin-free penis was healthier and cleaner. Everyone was doing it, so everyone had it done.
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Health & Fitness File, March 9
Heigl Chiropractic Center
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Health Tips for Dudes
Men are often seen as individuals who ignore their health altogether. Here are some tips that, while not exclusive to men, appeal to my maleness. Monitor portion sizes.
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It’s a boy! (Are you having him circumcised?)
New research shows there may be health benefits after all, fueling debate and complicating a parent’s decision For decades, American parents were on circumcision autopilot. Conventional wisdom held that the foreskin-free penis was healthier and cleaner. Everyone was doing it, so everyone had it done.
Read more on Hartford Courant

Extensive Sex Survey Reveals Fewer Young People are Doing It
The results are in, and it seems more teenagers and young adults are just saying no to sex. In a huge, nationwide survey spanning several years, the federal government has gleaned the kind of information . . .
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Could Genital Herpes be deadly? I heard that it’s not severe as Hiv/Aids but I heard that you’ll never get rid of it and it could be the cause of your death.

Please don’t make fun. I have painful swelling in my private area every once in a while and it hurts really bad (outside). I am not sexually active, I have NEVER had sex. I know someone who do have genital herpes and I am sometimes around them but I have never slept with her. What is this and how can I get rid of it? Should I be worried, because I am.

All the websites say not to have sex for two to three weeks after the procedure, but they say nothing about steps you should take to prevent needing to get the procedure again.
All the websites say not to have sex for two to three weeks after the procedure, but they say nothing about steps you should take to prevent needing to get the procedure again. Will having unprotected sex cause abnormal cells to appear on the cervix again?