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Fatigue has a complex, destructive impact on a man's body. It represents overwhelming, persistent exhaustion and a decrease in one's ability to perform daily activities.

Did you know that there are pains that "wander" through the body, not localizing in one place? These can attack the head, back, legs, arms, or even big toes. Various factors cause this pathology and is often associated with complex pain perception mechanisms, including the functioning of the vagus nerve.

Almost everyone must take medications throughout life. They are most often prescribed by a doctor who determines the treatment plan, dosage, and schedule, taking into account the individual characteristics of the patient.

The urethra is the urinary canal through which urine and semen are expelled. These discharges are physiological. However, in some cases (during inflammation, infections, microbial contamination, and sexually transmitted diseases), urethral discharge is considered pathological. This article will discuss what to pay attention to and why you should immediately visit a urologist.

Normal urination is a voluntary act that is under the control of a person's will. Deviations from the norm can be temporary or have a long-term course.

We are all curious about love and how long it lasts. Art, literature, and music exalt romantic love, "love-suffering," from which we later suffer because our inflated expectations do not match reality. There is no convincing scientific evidence about love, but there are theories that we will discuss today.

Adolescence is a time of great changes. The body changes, new feelings and emotions arise, the world seems different, and the teenager experiences embarrassment or uncertainty. A conversation about growing up is an important stage in the relationship between father and son. The father will help understand what is happening with the body and emotions.

"Emotions make us who we are" (Robert Kiyosaki).

We apply emotional intelligence (EQ) every day - the ability to recognize our own and others' emotions and manage them.

The orgasm in men and women differs in sensations and origins and is achieved by stimulating the primary erogenous zones: for women, the clitoris, vagina, and anus; for men, the penis and anus.