Daily hair loss is a natural part of the hair growth cycle. According to HealthHub, most people shed 50 to 150 strands daily, which usually grow back as part of the natural hair cycle. However, hair thinning at 30 often feels unexpected and concerning because it happens much earlier than the gradual hair loss many
Read moreSexual health is not purely a physical matter. The connection between the mind and body plays a crucial role in how men experience intimacy. Many men find themselves struggling with premature ejaculation, which can be both frustrating and stressful. Often, this condition is not caused solely by physical factors. Anxiety and stress, common challenges in
Read moreErectile dysfunction (ED) is often associated with ageing, but many men in their 30s are surprised to find themselves facing this challenge. In Singapore, it is not uncommon for men at this stage of life to ask whether ED is normal, whether stress from work can trigger it, and where they can turn for discreet
Read moreHepatitis B is a viral infection that affects the liver and can lead to serious complications, including chronic liver disease and liver cancer. While Hepatitis B vaccination is often associated with infants and children, adults are not immune to risk. Exposure through blood, sexual contact, or certain medical conditions can put adults at risk, making
Read moreIt is natural to feel worried or frustrated when genital warts come back after treatment. Many people expect that once the visible warts are removed, the problem is solved for good. However, the reality is more complex. Genital warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), and even after treatment, the virus may remain in
Read moreCondoms are one of the most recognised tools for protecting sexual health. They are widely used to prevent sexually transmitted infections and unplanned pregnancies, and many people consider them essential for responsible sexual activity. However, there is a common misconception that using a condom guarantees full protection against all STIs, including genital warts. Understanding what
Read moreAfter a possible exposure to HIV or another sexually transmitted infection (STI), it’s completely normal to feel anxious and uncertain. Many people want answers immediately, but testing too soon may not give you the results you’re hoping for. That’s because of the “window period.” The window period is the time after an infection enters the
Read moreFungal infections caused by Candida species, commonly referred to as monilia or thrush, are widespread yet often overlooked in Singapore. While many cases are mild and treatable, certain individuals are more vulnerable to severe complications. Understanding the signs, risk factors, and treatment options can help you take timely action. What are monilia infections Monilia infections
Read moreUreaplasma infections are often overlooked, yet they are surprisingly common. These bacteria can inhabit the urinary and genital tracts of both men and women, sometimes without causing any symptoms. Understanding what Ureaplasma is, how it spreads, and when to seek treatment is crucial for maintaining reproductive and urinary health. What is Ureaplasma? Ureaplasma is a
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Trichomoniasis, or “trich” as it is often called, is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by a microscopic parasite named Trichomonas vaginalis. Despite being one of the most common STIs globally, trichomoniasis remains underdiagnosed and underdiscussed, especially in Singapore. Read on as this guide offers clear information about trichomonas, how it spreads, what symptoms to
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