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Forkin swelling, b12 deficiency
4 months ago my foreskin got swollen during masturbation. Swelling was gone after taking antibiotics. But i started feeling tired and my hands used to go numb in sleep. I was diagnosed with b 12 deficiency (60 pg/ml). I took shots and b12 supplements. My b12 levels are normal now. But still my hands go numb in sleep. Also my forskin is very stretchy and thinner than before. There are bulging veins on my penis foreskin too, which were not there before swelling happened.
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Stop masturbation totally
It is not good for health
It decrease your oaz and saptadhatu
It affects your future sexual and reproductive life
It creates multiple health issues like premature ejaculations, erectile dysfunction, sexual weakness, oligospermia, fatigue, urethral injuries etc
To regain your lost stamina and to your self..
Alone medicine won't work permanently
Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily with relaxed mind
Do yogasanas and pranayam daily
Do meditation regularly before going to sleep
Take
Ginseng Q
Homeopathic medicine
10 drops in 50 ml water Twice a day for 3 months
Ashwagandha Q
Homeopathic medicine
10 drops in 50 ml water Twice a day for 3 months
Give me feedback after 7 days
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