SHORT PENIS, DOES IT REALLY MATTER ?

Adult males are often worried about the length or callibre of their penis.
They bother about the gratification of their own and their partners. " Will I be able to enjoy sex or satisfy her?" - the anxiety buried in this thought may really cause erection dysfunction or lead to early ejaculation. Stop worrying for some time and go through the following report :

• This study was made with a prostitute lady and three male adults with different length and callibre of their penis.
• They copulated on three separate days
• Duration of intercourse noted and seen to be different for these three occasions
• The lady reported of being completely gratified by all the three males

The study of vaginal sensitivity has revealed that the first two to three centemeter of the vagina is sensitive to sex and causes gratification.

Come on, be assured, give up anxiety. You have penis at least 6 centemeter long. Dont hang on vague medicines and spend your hard earned money.

SAVE YOUR YOUNGSTERS' EARS

http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/cgi/content/abstract/56/2/285


There're parents having had experienced the following awful stoy:
Their young child wakes up in the middle of night and cries like anything. She cant say a word or show her aching part. Nothing can soothe her. The parents are at a loss - who to call! Where to go! How can they find relief for their beloved!
If they can find medical help at that depth of night - OK.
If not, they are likely to see their child's ear watering in the morning and the pain gone.
That's the beginning of a damned nasty disease - chronic suppurative otitis media. The eardrum (tympanic membrane) of the affected ear gets perforated. Thin or thick nasty discharge dribbles out from the ear in almost every cold they catch. The perforation gets larger with time. Slowly hearing is diminished and lost at last.
How this awful event starts?
For a while we have to get to the anatomy of the ear. The ear has three parts: external, middle and internal. From the ear orifice to the drum is the external ear canal and beyond the drum is the middle ear. A narrow channel connects the nose to the middle ear and helps maintain the air pressure gradient between two sides of the ear drum. When this channel (Eustachian tube) gets blocked due to any reason, say common cold, fluid accumulates in the middle ear. This fluid creates pressure on the eardrum and the drum starts aching. that's why your child wakes up with aginizing pain.
only one or two drops of a decongestant nasal drop can save the child's ear or give you time to take her to a medical personnel in the morning.
Lay the child on your lap. Support her neck placing a hand behind it, tilt her head backwards and instill one drop of the decongestant in each nose. Held her in this position for ten minutes. This simple process will open up the blocked tube and drain the middle ear collection to relieve your kid's pain .
Dont forget to take her to a medical personnel for further help.

Recommended  rading:
R. H. Schwartz, S. E. Stool, W. J. Rodriguez, and K. M. Grundfast
Acute Otitis Media: Toward a More Precise Definition
Clinical Pediatrics, September 1, 1981; 20(9): 549 - 554.
R. H. Schwartz, S. E. Stool, W. J. Rodriguez, and K. M. Grundfast
Acute Otitis Media: Toward a More Precise Definition
Clinical Pediatrics, September 1, 1981; 20(9): 549 - 554.

Human Resisitance is In Danger

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My Awful story

Coming to the disease causation, it's clear that anybody with sound defense seldom falls ill.

Here's my own story. In 1976, my family was down with typhoid fever. Out of 11 members, only two, my big brother and little sister were exempt. They were all along with us, sharing the same food and household. How come ?

From my native village I moved to Kolkata ( Calcutta ) in 1977 for higher studies. There I caught malaria for the first time in my life. I received chloroquine in appropriate doses from a qualified medical personnel. This drug left me afebrile ( without fever ) and exhausted too. After A few weeks malaria relapsed and I had another course of chloroquine with similar result.

This cycle went on for 3 to 4 episodes. My physician then prescribed me primaquine to eliminate the parasites from my liver. This drug kept me free from malaria for a few months, but alas, for a few months only.

A few weeks before my medical entrance examination I was down with malaria again, and a course of that damned chloroquine also. This time fever would come every alternate day around 12-00 pm with chill, thirst, restlessness and fear of death. Paracetamol helped me take the exam.

After my exam was over, my big brother, an aminent professor of English literature and a loyal follower of homeopathy too, gave me a single dose of Arsenic 1000 on my fever free day. Surprising, fever came on that very day, at 5-00 in the evening, instead of at 12-00 pm and stayed for a much shorter period. That was the last spell of malaria fever in my life.......

.. in spite of living in very much malaria prone areas of Calcutta at different times. This reminds me the funny story of that old man whose garden fence had a breach and cattle would come in through that broken wall. The old man usd to cry for help and someone from his neighbours would rush in  and shoo the cattle out. This continued for quite a long time until a kind and wise man repaired the wall for him. thereafter no cattle could tresspass and the old man got his peace back.

Doctors call for antibiotics to treat our disease. Antibiotics shoo the bacteria away and make us well, but alas! For the time being only. They cannot repair our 'broken wall'.
Our deficiency in defense remains the same or even worsens. Only vaccins can strengthen our defense, but they have not been developed for every agent causing disease, and it seems impractical to vaccinate a persom against thousands of bacteria, viruses, parasites and other non-organic disease agents.
What is thr way out, then ?Dealing with thousands of helpless patients, who are even too poor to afford for the newer and costly antibiotics, this question haunts me, makes me ponder and ponder.
You too ponder for some time until I'm back with the next post.

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BESIDES KILLING BACTERIA WHAT ANTIBIOTICS DO SIDE BY SIDE

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Disease is the altered state of health.

We all live in the environment which influences our body system. In optimum condition of the environment we should enjoy good health. Sometimes there exist external agents which are believed to cause disease.

Let's consider a triangle. At its three summits three factors lie, namely:

• Host = The organism / human being
• Agent = disease provoking / causing factor
• Environment

State of the hosts health is the equillibrium of these three factors. In optimum environment host's defense is of prime importance. Unless Agent is too strong for any quality of host defense where no organism can live, it is the host resistance which will determine the state of health.

When our body resistance is defeated by the strength of the disease agent then ensues break down of health. As stated earlier,  Disease is the altered state of health. No disease can exist without a living body.  Bacteria can be grown in the lab, not the disease.

It's the weak host defense which is responsible for causation of disease.  Role of the bacteria is secondary.

Amazed ?
Ok. come on.  Let's think of a winter evening and a few friends gossiping on a football ground after play. Foggy weather. Next morning one or two of the guys catch cold and contract flu,  the rest keeping completely normal. How come ?
The environment and the agent remaining the same for all of them, why should some fall ill ?


It's their weak defense, nothing else.

If only we could raise a man's defense, as we do in case of vaccination, disease would have never existed.

But antibiotics never raise our defense, rather they help lower it. They only kill the bacteris for us, only for the time being. If you always walk a weak person, never she tries to walk herself, what's going to happen to her strength ? Just imagine.

It's the case with us too. With our defense.
Besides the recognized side effects ranging from trivial bowel disorder to fatal bone marrow depression, the unnavigated realm of antibiotic effects do exist and waiting to be explored.
I'm going to tell my own story, happened to me before I entered medical college. Just hang on for the next post.
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