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Sexual Intercourse and Other Risk Factors of Prostate Cancer

Is Sexual Intercourse and Prostate Cancer risk factors not relevant?

So the answer to the question of whether having sex with a person with prostate cancer is risky is negative.

However, the study at several medical schools shows that men with high sexual activity and frequent ejaculation are at lower risk of prostate cancer.

A study shows that men who have an average of 4 to 7 ejaculations per week up to the age of 70 are 36% less at risk of prostate cancer compared to those who have 2 to 3 times sex per week.

Such a risk of sexually transmitted disease, whether it is through intimate contact like kissing, intercourse, or oral sex, is not relevant.

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Risks Factors of Anal SEX and Cancer

The anal cancer risk factors are various, and in this article, we’re going to explain only a few main risk factors of anal cancer.

Anal cancer is a rare type of cancer that affects men more than women, but of late, the trend has gone through a change, and women are as prone to it as men.

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Understanding Eye Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention

Eye floaters, also known medically as vitreous floaters, are small specks or shadows that drift through a person’s field of vision.

Although often harmless, floaters can occasionally indicate underlying health issues that require medical attention.

This article will discuss what eye floaters are, why they occur, their symptoms, treatment options, and ways to prevent or manage them.

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Is Being Homosexual (Gay) Genetic?

The question of whether being homosexual is genetic has intrigued scientists, psychologists, and the general public for decades. Sexual orientation is a complex and multifaceted aspect of human identity, influenced by a myriad of factors including genetics, environment, culture, and personal experiences.

With growing acceptance of LGBTQ+ communities, understanding the origins of sexual orientation is not just an academic pursuit, but also a means to foster greater empathy and reduce stigma. This article delves into the genetic underpinnings of homosexuality, examining the latest research and theories while considering the broader social and psychological context.

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Should I Take Viagra or Permanent Shockwave Treatment

Erectile dysfunction is one of the most nightmares for any man, but there is a new technique call Neovascularization, which is an erection treatment with permanent shockwave treatment.

Shockwave therapy is an acoustic wave system that is improving the blood flow increases and helps the damaged tissues to regenerate and repair again.

As a result, you can get back to your average status within only a few sessions of using shockwave treatment, which is harmless and painless instead of using Viagra with many side effects.

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Yes, Male Menopause Exists

The female menopause gets a lot of press and attention and generates discussion but male menopause is also garnering its fair share of interest nowadays.

When the levels of the male hormone, testosterone, decrease because of conditions such as high blood pressure or obesity or diabetes, male menopause results.

Normally as men age the testosterone levels reduce and since these diseases are common in men over the age of 40 male menopause can be said to begin then.

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