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Masturbation   is a natural and safe practice when done correctly. However,  excessive pressure or fast techniques can lead to desensitization, commonly called  Death Grip Syndrome (DGS ) . While not a medical term, this condition is recognized and supported by research linking tight or aggressive masturbation to reduced sensitivity. At  Fortius Health Clinic , our experienced male sexologists frequently encounter this issue and provide effective, personalized treatment plans to address it. Here’s a detailed explanation of Death Grip Syndrome, including its symptoms, causes, and solutions. What is Death Grip Syndrome? Death Grip Syndrome describes a situation where achieving orgasm through masturbation becomes easier than through partnered sexual activity. While it is a slang term, its effects are real and rooted in hyperstimulation, leading to genital desensitization. In simpler terms, if you find climaxing through masturbation easier but struggle during intimacy w...

Clomid , also known by its generic name  clomiphene citrate , is an FDA-approved fertility medication commonly prescribed for treating hormonal imbalances in women. While it is not officially approved by the FDA for male fertility treatment, many doctors prescribe it off-label to men experiencing fertility issues. Clomid has been shown to enhance testosterone levels and improve sperm count, making it a popular option for men with fertility concerns. This blog delves into the details of Clomid—how it works, its benefits, potential side effects, and the importance of consulting a healthcare professional before starting treatment. What Is Clomid (Clomiphene Citrate)? Clomid is an oral medication primarily prescribed to address female infertility caused by hormonal imbalances. It belongs to a class of drugs known as  Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulators (SERMs)  and works by stimulating ovulation in women. Is Clomid Prescribed for Men? Yes, Clomid is frequently prescribed o...

Hyperspermia is a rare condition in which a man produces an unusually large volume of semen during ejaculation. It contrasts with hypospermia, where semen production is significantly lower. Although hyperspermia is far less common than hypospermia, understanding its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment is essential for those affected or interested in men’s sexual health. What is Hyperspermia? Hyperspermia refers to the production of an abnormally high amount of semen per ejaculation. While natural variations in semen volume occur, hyperspermia is relatively rare and may impact sexual health or fertility in some cases. Causes of Hyperspermia Although the exact causes of hyperspermia are not fully established, several factors may contribute to the condition: Lifestyle : High fluid intake and infrequent ejaculation.   Hormonal Levels : Hormonal fluctuations influencing semen production.   Genetics : A predisposition to producing higher semen volumes.   Supplements : ...

The foreskin is a protective layer that covers the head of the penis, shielding it from external irritants. This sensitive area plays a crucial role in male anatomy, so any issues or injuries there can be quite uncomfortable and even painful. Though it might feel awkward, there’s no need to worry. Keep reading to understand more about the causes, home care, and available treatments for foreskin cuts and injuries. Causes of Foreskin Cuts Cuts on the foreskin can happen for several reasons, often from friction, scratching, or accidents. Many can be managed at home with basic first aid and good hygiene, though more severe cases may require medical attention. Here are some common causes: Rough Sexual Activity : Lack of lubrication or intense friction during intercourse can strain the foreskin. To avoid cuts, use adequate lubrication and pause when necessary. Allow the skin to fully heal before resuming activities. Poor Personal Hygiene : Smegma buildup can weaken skin, leading to irritati...