• Valentine’s Day Hack: Safe Ways to Boost Libido & Performance

    You’ve booked the restaurant, picked the gift, and cleared your schedule. But is your body actually ready for safe intimacy on Valentine’s Day? Sexual desire and performance are not just about mood or attraction. They are deeply connected to overall health. This includes hormones, circulation, stress levels, and energy. When any of these are off balance,

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  • CNY Treats: Could Bak Kwa & Alcohol Be Stressing Your Heart?

    Chinese New Year (CNY) is a time of joy, family reunions, and festive treats. For many of us, this includes enjoying snacks like bak kwa and raising a toast with friends and loved ones. However, according to the National Population Health Survey 2024, more than one in three Singaporeans aged 18 to 74 has hypertension

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  • Scrotal Masses: Common Causes of Lumps in the Testicles

    Finding a lump in the testicles can be alarming, and many men put off seeking medical advice out of uncertainty or embarrassment. However, understanding what scrotal masses are, what symptoms to look out for, and when to see a clinician can make a significant difference in outcomes. Whether you’re noticing a small lump during a

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  • What’s The Difference Between Free and Total Testosterone?

    Testosterone is a key hormone that affects physical health, emotional wellbeing, and sexual function. While it is often discussed in relation to ageing men, testosterone plays an important role throughout adulthood. Blood tests commonly report total testosterone, but many people are surprised to learn that this is only part of the picture. Understanding the difference

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  • Venereophobia: Understanding Fear After Sexual Encounters

    Sexual health isn’t just about physical wellbeing, it also involves the psychological responses that can follow intimate encounters. One lesser-known but impactful condition that can arise is venereophobia, an intense and often overwhelming fear of having contracted a sexually transmitted infection (STI) after sexual activity. This anxiety-driven state can deeply affect daily life and wellbeing

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  • Untreated STIs and Their Surprising Impact on Sperm Health

    When it comes to sexual health, many people think of symptoms like discomfort, discharge, or rashes. Few imagine a longstanding sexually transmitted infection (STI) quietly harming their chances of fathering a child. Yet, research shows that untreated STIs can greatly impact sperm health, sometimes causing damage that lasts long after the infection is gone. This

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  • What U=U Means for Your Sexual Health and Wellbeing

    The phrase U=U, which stands for Undetectable = Untransmittable, is one of the most important developments in modern HIV awareness. It means that when a person living with HIV is on effective antiretroviral therapy (ART) and maintains a consistently undetectable viral load, they cannot sexually transmit HIV to their partners. “Undetectable” refers to when the

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  • Is It Just a Pimple? A Doctor’s Guide to Molluscum Contagiosum

    When what looks like a small pimple refuses to go away or seems to spread, it may not be acne at all. It could be Molluscum Contagiosum (MC), a benign but contagious skin condition that often causes confusion. In this article, we explain what MC is, how to recognise it, how it spreads, and when

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  • Men’s Genital Hygiene: Preventing Smegma, Balanitis, & Odour

    Men’s genital hygiene is more than just a daily routine, it’s a key factor in preventing common but uncomfortable issues such as smegma buildup, balanitis, and unpleasant odour. Neglecting proper care can lead to irritation, infection, and discomfort, affecting not only physical health but also confidence and wellbeing. Understanding how to clean effectively, recognise warning

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  • Integrating PrEP Into a Comprehensive Sexual-Health Plan

    Effective sexual‑health care demands more than isolated check‑ups or reactive treatment. For many individuals, adding proactive prevention strategies can significantly enhance outcomes. One such strategy is the incorporation of pre‑exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) into a broader sexual‑health plan. Understanding PrEP and Its Role PrEP (pre‑exposure prophylaxis) is a medication approach aimed at preventing HIV infection in

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