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Could your underwear be affecting your reproductive health? Here's what really matters
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Loose underwear isn't automatically healthier There's no strong evidence that loose underwear dramatically improves testosterone or erection quality. If your underwear is comfortable, doesn't cause excessive heat or pressure, and allows normal movement, there's usually little reason to worry.
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Comfort and fertility are the bigger considerations If you're trying to conceive, choosing breathable underwear and avoiding prolonged heat, such as hot tubs and laptops directly on the lap, may be reasonable.
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1. It can cause genital warts Some HPV types cause warts around the penis, scrotum or anus. Other HPV types can cause no visible signs at all.
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4. You may not know you have it HPV often causes no symptoms, so you can carry and transmit it without knowing. That's why visible symptoms aren't a reliable way to judge infection.
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5. Prevention is possible HPV vaccination can help protect against the HPV types that cause most HPV related cancers and genital warts. Using condoms can also reduce transmission, although they don't provide complete protection because HPV can infect uncovered skin.
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HPV isn't just a women's health issue. Men can contract HPV, often without knowing it, and some types can cause genital warts or certain cancers. Read this.
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4. HPV HPV often causes no symptoms. Some types can cause genital warts, while others are associated with certain cancers.
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If you're constantly exercising but rarely feeling recovered, your body may be asking for more recovery, not more training. This is what you should know:
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5. Your motivation suddenly disappears Not wanting to train occasionally is normal. But persistent loss of motivation, irritability or feeling mentally exhausted can accompany excessive training stress.
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6. Small aches keep returning Repeated joint or muscle discomfort can happen when you're increasing training too quickly or repeatedly stressing the same tissues. Try: Reduce the workload temporarily, prioritise sleep, eat adequately and give the affected area time to recover.
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10 sexual health questions men are often too embarrassed to ask and their answers.
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9. Can you have an STI without symptoms? Yes. Some sexually transmitted infections can cause few or no noticeable symptoms. Testing matters, especially after potential exposure.
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10. When should I actually see a doctor? Don't wait until a sexual problem becomes severe. Persistent erectile problems, painful ejaculation, blood in semen, testicular changes, unusual discharge or significant changes in libido deserve professional assessment.
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