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A Consultant Gynaecologist, Dr Ayodele Ademola, has cautioned against the use of sex enhancement drugs, saying people should stop using it, “except when exceptionally necessary.” | Pulse Ghana
In recent years, men have made huge strides in opening up about themselves. Work stress? Relationship problems? Deep dark anxieties that keep us up at night? All this messy stuff is now almost as common in male conversation as football or rugby. But there is one conversational taboo that remains pretty entrenched when blokes get together in the pub: our willies. Other than occasionally taking the mickey out of each other’s members, you are unlikely to hear one man tell another that he is worried
A new bizarre trend is taking off where select men are under the guise that if they aggressively tug on their penis enough times, it will magically get bigger.
A Consultant Gynaecologist, Dr Ayodele Ademola, has cautioned against the use of sex enhancement drugs, saying people should stop using it, “except when exceptionally necessary.” Ademola, who is also the Medical Director of a fertility centre in Lagos, gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday. He said
The potential association between gut microbiota and erectile dysfunction (ED).