Erectile dysfunction, also called ED or impotence, affects many men at some point in life. It means he cannot get or keep an erection firm enough for sex. While it can feel personal and stressful, it is a common form of male sexual dysfunction.

Hair can start falling out weeks after recovery, and the timing often causes confusion. Telogen effluvium after illness explains why shedding appears long after the body feels better. It affects people after infections, high fever, or major physical stress.

The term Androgenic Alopecia might sound technical and intimidating, but it is simply the medical name for the most common type of hair loss in the world. For Filipino men, it is more commonly known as male pattern baldness. If you are noticing a receding hairline, a thinning "bumbunan" (crown), or that your hair just does not feel as thick as it used to, it is overwhelmingly likely that Androgenic Alopecia is the cause.

If you have ever noticed an itchy, scaly, and circular rash on your scalp, you might be dealing with Tinea Capitis. More commonly known as scalp ringworm or "buni sa anit" in the Philippines, this condition is not caused by a worm at all, despite its name. It is a highly contagious fungal infection that affects the scalp and hair shafts, leading to significant irritation, itching, and sometimes patchy hair loss.

In this post, we’ll explain what club hair really is, how to distinguish it from unhealthy shedding, and what it can tell you about your scalp health. We’ll also dive into what’s normal, what’s not, and what you can do if you notice excessive hair loss.

Pain during ejaculation isn’t just uncomfortable it can be confusing, distressing, and often hard to talk about. For many Filipino men, this issue remains in the shadows due to stigma or lack of accessible sexual health education. But if you’re feeling a sharp, burning, or lingering ache when you climax, you’re not alone and there are real, medically backed explanations and solutions. This guide breaks down why ejaculation might hurt, what it could mean for your health, and what you can do about it. From urinary tract infections to prostate concerns, we’ll walk you through the most common causes and what steps to take next.