Boxer 50 MG Syrup Health Feed

NO CHANCES OF PREGNANCY AT ALL
BECAUSE
1.PRECUM DONOT CONTAIN SPERMS
2. SPERMS CANNOT FILTER CLOTHES

Nightfall or wet dreams occur due to several causes and are usually harmless. The problem usually settles down with age, but if it occurs very frequently then it could be a cause for concern.
It most commonly occurs due to the prolonged absence or lack of sexual activity. Since sperms are continuously being formed after puberty, the excess accumulated sperm within the testes is released via nightfall.
Watching too much sexually explicit content, pornography or discussing too much sex can...more

Hi dear Yes you can wear loose boxer
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance

Hello-
Body secretions both urine and stool are hello due to bile. So its normal to have yellow particles in undergarments.

Yes boss you can't wear more tight and non airy undergarments. Wearing of these exactly cause for low sperm count. Wear cotton innerwears for good performance in bed and better sperm count.

Hey dear let me inform you this all r banned drugs in india cz they have side effects do try ayurvdic medicines named hingukampilak 3 times before meal and sanjivani vati 3 tablet 3 times with warm water you will be recovered without any side effecta.

Yes it is ok. You can start with it. But taking only ofloxacin is not enough. Take tinidazole or metronidazole or ornidazole with it.

Hello-
The chances of getting pregnant is minimal. The delay in menses might be due to other reasons. Nothing to worry.

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it is conjunctivitis
Prevention
a. maintain eye hygiene
b. use two handkerchief (one for each eye)
c. keep hands clean

Treatment
a. antibiotic - soft steroid combination
b. lubricating eyedrop
c. antibiotic ointment at night

kindly consult local opthalmologist and get yourself examined

For loosemotions drink ors solution and to stop the frequency of motions take capsule roko and Avoid spicy food in your diet and eat only curd rice or khichdi and we should take prescribed antibiotics