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How
can I discuss my problem with the Doctor at Hashmi Dawakhana or How to start
Online Consultation at Hashmi Dawakhana?
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Follow these steps
to start Online Consultation at Hashmi Dawakhana:
Step 1. Go to the
"Online Consultation"
page.
Step 2. You can type
in your question in the editor and click on "post reply".
Step 3. To check
Doctor’s reply you will get a mail from Hakeem Hashmi in this regards.
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How
can I come to know that My Partner has reached Orgasm or Not?
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An
orgasm is difficult to describe it can be experienced but difficult to
explain in words. But any way we are trying to explain it. When a person
reaches orgasm he/she has gasping uncontrolled movements or a sense of
suspension which are Non- Verbal communications to the partner that one has
had an orgasm. It is mostly accompanied by rhythmic vaginal contractions in
Females and the Ejaculation in Males. Later, The person appears to be calm
and satisfied. The signs of having had an orgasm are quite fleeting. The best
way to confirm is to ask the Partner.
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What
is Foreplay?
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Foreplay
is quite vital part of complete sexual play. It enhances sex pleasure and in
most cases helps to reduce the anxiety and fears associated with sex. It
gradually stimulates the partners so that their enjoyment span is enhanced
and particularly a man can have delayed ejaculation. Foreplay is particularly
useful in combating problems related to vaginismus in females and psychogenic
impotency in males. It stimulates natural lubrication, which is secreted from
sex glands (Cowper’s glands in males and Bartholin's glands in females) and
that facilitates a pleasant sexual intercourse.
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What
is an Orgasm?
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An orgasm
represents the zenith of human pleasurable experiences. Orgasm is derived
from the Greek word orgaos which means to swell with lust. Orgasm is defined
as "an explosive, cerebrally encoded, neuromuscular response, at the
peak of sexual arousal by psycho biological stimuli, the pleasurable
sensations of which are experienced in association with dispensable pelvic
physiological concomitants".
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Do
women ejaculate?
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Some women do
report squirting of fluid at the time of orgasm, but this is rare. Whether
this can be called female ejaculation is controversial.
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What
is phimosis?
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Inability to
retract the foreskin due to adhesions between the foreskin and the glans
penis is called phimosis. It may lead to pain, frenulum tear or paraphimosis
during intercourse and also predisposes the individual to recurrent
infections. It can be prevented by good local hygiene and can be easily cured
by circumcision.
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Is
it a fact that a woman must bleed at the first attempt at sexual intercourse?
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No! Such bleeding
usually occurs due to the rapture of the hymen in virgins. However, the hymen
may be absent from birth or might rupture while playing games, doing
exercises or using tampons. Hence, a woman may not bleed during the first
sexual intercourse though she is a virgin. We have seen many marriages on the
rocks because of this misconception. It is a matter of a big issue over a
small tissue!
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Which
is the best contraceptive?
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Condom is the Best
contraceptive, easy to use, economical, and safe and also protects from
STD's.
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Does
the curve of my penis will disturb my sex life?
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No! Curve in the
penis does not affect or disturb your sex life so there is nothing to worry
about it.
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What
is Dhat Syndrome?
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When a man exerts
pressure during defecation, a few drops of urethral fluid trickle down is
called Dhat. This is NOT semen, so there is no need to consult the doctor in
this regards.
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What
is Night Fall (Nocturnal Emission)?
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it is the discharge
of semen from the penis while the man is asleep. Semen is being manufactured
continuously and cannot be stored indefinitely even if one wants to. If a man
does not indulge in coitus or masturbation then semen will be expelled as
sleep emissions. You need not to consult a doctor for this!
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What
is Loss of Libido and is it treatable?
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The condition where
one can have sex but doesn't feel to have sex. Male or Female anybody can
suffer with this, but, the good thing is that it is a treatable condition and
the person can enjoy his/her sex life after the treatment.
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Do
I need to visit personally for the treatment?
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No! this is not
compulsory to visit personally for the treatment, we are providing a hi tech
online treatment facility, so if you don't want to/can't come personally due
to any reason then you can have the online consultation and treatment and can
enjoy you sex life after and with the treatment. But make sure to give us
your progressive report within the first week after starting the treatment.
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Is
Male Infertility treatable condition?
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Yes! Majority of
the male infertility cases are treatable and a man can become father after
the treatment.
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Is
Female Sexual Disorder (FSD) treatable?
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Yes! FSD is
treatable condition, so in case any woman suffering with any problem related
to her Sex Life should discuss the matter with a qualified Doctor and after
the treatment she can enjoy a good Sex Life.
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What
is Premature Ejaculation?
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Ejaculation during
the early stages of sexual excitement or soon after the insertion of the
penis into the vagina is called Premature Ejaculation.
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Is
Premature Ejaculation treatable condition?
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Yes! Premature
Ejaculation is a treatable condition and the man who is suffering with this
can enjoy a good Sex Life after the treatment.
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What
is fingering oneself?
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It is a slang term
used for female’s masturbation.
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What
is Masturbation?
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Stimulating your
penis/vagina with your hands, fingers or any other way is called
masturbation.
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Is
masturbation bad?
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If one masturbates
to satisfy his/her sexual urge then nothing is bad in to it, but, if one
masturbates to satisfy the urge of masturbation then, in that case it will be
like an addiction to masturbation and addiction is never good in any case.
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Do
Females Masturbate?
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Yes! Females also
masturbate as males but it depends on individual’s personal liking.
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What
should be the Penis Size?
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The vagina's length
is about 6". The outer 2" is most sensitive, the inner 4"
being insensitive. To arouse a female one needs to stimulate only the outer
lips and the outer 2" of the vagina. SO, for female sexual satisfaction,
the size of an erect penis can be anything from 2" or more.
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What
is erectile dysfunction (ED) ?
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Erectile
dysfunction is one of the most common sexual disorder effecting men. This
distressing condition can destroy a man's ego and threaten happy
relationships. Erectile dysfunction is nothing but a condition, wherein a
person has difficulty getting and /or keeping an erection. It affects about
half of all men aged 40 to 70 years.
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Why
erectile dysfunction should be treated?
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Erectile
dysfunction can have a significant impact on a man's life. It may affect his
self-confidence & self image. If not treated in time, erectile
dysfunction may have devastating effect on man's personal, professional and
social life. Fortunately, erectile dysfunction is a treatable condition in
majority of men who have it.
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Who
is likely to suffer from erectile dysfunction?
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Chances of
developing this condition increases with age. Studies have shown that
approximately 50% of all men above the age of 40 years experience some
problem with erection. Apart from increasing age, following lifestyle factor
also increase the risk of ED. Excessive stress, Smoking, Excessive alcohol
consumption, Drug addiction Apart from above mentioned lifestyle factors
certain medical diseases can also lead to difficulty with erection. The
medical conditions which can lead to this problem are: Diabetes, High
Cholesterol, Mental Disorders e.g. Depression, Injury to spine, Kidney
diseases, Hypertension In addition, certain medication & surgery of
prostate can also lead to difficulty with erection. Medications causing
erectile dysfunction. Many commonly used medications may bring about erectile
dysfunction as an unwanted effect. These include some drugs in the following
categories: High blood pressure medications, Anti-depressants, Diuretics,
Certain drugs used to treat cancer If you suspect that your erection problem
is a result of a medication you have been prescribed, DO NOT STOP TAKING THE
MEDICATION WITHOUT CONSULTING YOUR DOCTOR. Your doctor may prescribe an
alternative medication which may be less likely to interfere with erection.
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