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Physical Health Information

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This information is for general knowledge only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for any health concerns or before making any decisions related to your health or treatment.

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Foreskin Health, Safety & Care Information

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Consistent care is your best defence. Friction, different body chemistries, and lubricants can upset the natural balance of your skin. Use this routine to stay healthy and avoid missing work.

Routine Information:

Before Sex

  • Gently pull back the foreskin in the shower.

  • Wash with warm water only.

  • No soap: It causes tiny tears that let in infections.

  • Pat completely dry before pulling the skin forward.

Between Sex

  • Rinse with water if you can.

  • If not, use a fragrance-free baby wipe.

  • Always make sure you are dry.

End of Sex

  • Most important clean.

  • Wash thoroughly with warm water.

  • Removes lube, condom residue, and bacteria.

Smegma vs. Infection

Smegma:

This is normal. It is a waxy, harmless build-up of skin cells. Daily washing prevents it.

Infection:

This is not normal. If the discharge is clumpy, smelly, itchy, or painful, you need treatment.

🚩 Red Flags: Spotting Trouble

Balanitis (Irritation)

Look for:

Redness, itching, or "cottage cheese" discharge. Might smell yeasty.

Action:

  • Keep area clean and dry.

  • Visit Pharmacist or Doctor

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Paraphimosis (EMERGENCY)

Look for:

Foreskin is stuck behind the head and won't move forward. It feels like a tight, painful band.

Action:

  • GO TO A HOSPITAL IMMEDIATELY.

  • * Why: This cuts off blood flow. Doctors see this oftenβ€”do not be embarrassed.

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How to Health Videos Information

⚠️ Please note:

This information is for general knowledge only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for any health concerns or before making any decisions related to your health or treatment.

🧠 Mental Health

😩 Tired and Drained/ Burnt Out?

Sometimes, if you have to do too many jobs or if you spend a lot of time waiting for work, you can get super tired. This feeling is called burnout, and it's different for everyone. You need to learn what it feels like for you.

Your body can also show you when you're really worn out. This can be easier to see.

πŸ”΄ Please note πŸ”΄

πŸ‘‰ It's Different for Everyone:

What feels like burnout or these kinds of anxious thoughts can be different for everyone.

πŸ‘‰ Doesn't Always Mean This:

Just because you have some of these signs doesn't always mean you're burnt out or have PTSD. Other things can cause them too.

πŸ‘‰ Talk to Someone:

If you're feeling really bad or notice a lot of these things, it's a good idea to talk to a doctor or someone who can help. They can give you advice and support. Friends are great support but professionals can give you the best advice - find one the suits you.

πŸͺ§ Common Body Signs

(but not always):

⬇️ Losing weight

⬆️ Gaining weight

πŸ€• Getting more pimples

😴➑️😫 Still feeling super tired even after sleeping a lot

πŸ›Œ Trouble sleeping or staying asleep

😴 Feeling sleepy all day even after rest

πŸ” Not wanting to eat or eating way too much junk food

🀧 Getting sick more often, like colds

πŸ€• Headaches or body aches/pains

😫Your tummy feels bad a lot

βš‘οΈβ¬‡οΈ Feeling like your energy goes down a lot during the day

❀️➑️πŸ₯ Your heart feels like it's beating too fast

πŸ‘οΈ Your eyes feel tired or blurry

πŸ“±πŸ§Ÿ Doom Scrolling - social media can be great, but too much can be bad.

Remember:

Taking care of yourself and knowing the signs of being too tired is really important for your health and well-being. You matter. It's never to late to ask for help. Life can get better. Find the right therapist for you - it's okay to try a few. Be honest with yourself.

πŸ’ͺ Physical Health

πŸƒβ€β™‚οΈTaking Care of Your Body

Your body is your tool, so keeping it healthy is very important. Think of it like looking after a car – regular check-ups and good habits help it run smoothly.

Body Checks:

πŸ§–β€β™‚οΈ Skin:

πŸ€” Rashes, Itchy Spots:

Any new red, bumpy, or itchy areas that don't go away?

πŸ€• Sores or Ulcers:

Any open wounds that aren't healing?

⚫️ Changes in Moles or Spots:

Are any moles getting bigger, changing color, or looking different?

πŸ₯¦ Warts:

Especially around your genitals or anus (they can look like tiny cauliflowers).

🩳 Private Parts

(Penis, Balls, Scrotum, Anus)

πŸ₯š Bumps or Lumps:

Any new bumps or swellings on your penis, testicles (balls), or around your anus?

πŸ’§ Discharge:

Any fluid coming from your penis or anus that isn't (normal eg like semen or pre-cum)? What colour is it?

πŸ”₯ Pain or Burning:

Does it hurt when you pee? Any pain or itchiness your testicles or around your anus?

🐜 Itching:

Does it itch a lot around your genitals or anus?

πŸ‘„ Mouth & Throat

βšͺ️ Sores or White Patches:

Any painful spots or white areas inside your mouth or on your tongue?

🀧 Sore Throat That Doesn't Go Away:

A throat that hurts for a long time.

🌰 Lumps:

Any new lumps you can feel in your neck or throat?

β¬‡οΈβš–οΈβ¬†οΈ Weight Changes:

Losing or gaining a lot of weight without trying.

😴➑️😫 Feeling Tired All the Time:

Being exhausted even after sleeping.

🀧 Getting Sick Often:

Catching colds or other illnesses more easily.

πŸ€’ Swollen Glands:

Lumps under your jaw or in your groin (groin glands can sometimes swell after sex, but check if they stay big). ⚫️

Good Habits for a Healthy Body and Mind:

⏰ 🩺Regular Check-Ups:

See a doctor or go to a sexual health clinic for regular check-ups and STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection) testing. Monthly when busy

πŸ›‘οΈ Safer Sex:

Use condoms correctly every time you have oral or anal sex to protect yourself and your clients from STIs. 🧀

🚿🧼 Cleanliness:

Wash your hands often, especially before and after seeing clients. Shower or wash after each job. Remind yourself you are perfect as you are.

🍎πŸ₯¦πŸ’§ Healthy Eating:

Eat a balanced diet with plenty of fruits, vegetables, and water. A must when bottoming.

😴 Get Enough Sleep:

Try to get enough good quality sleep so your body can rest and repair. Have a wind down routine.

πŸƒβ€β™‚οΈ Exercise:

Regular physical activity is good for your overall health and energy levels.

🌳 Nature:

Spending time in nature has been shown to reduce stress hormones and increase feelings of calm and well-being. The sights, sounds, and smells of the natural world can provide a soothing and restorative effect on the mind.

🧘 Manage Stress:

Find healthy ways to deal with stress, like exercise, hobbies, or talking to someone. Different breathing techniques can make a big difference when stressed or unwinding.

πŸ€” Know Your Body:

Pay attention to what feels normal for you so you can notice changes.

Important Reminders:

🚨 Don't Ignore Changes:

If you notice anything unusual, don't ignore it or hope it goes away. Get it checked out by a healthcare professional.

🫣 Be Honest with Doctors:

Tell your doctor or clinic about your work so they can give you the best care and advice. They are there to help you, and everything is confidential. Always ask for a throat and anus swob.

πŸ’­πŸ§‘β€βš•οΈ Talking:

Talking with a professional can help give you a different perspective and provide strategies to help with big emotions. Sometime friends can give bad advice. It can take time to find the right fit with a therapist.

πŸ“ Writing:

Writing, in its various forms like journaling and poetry, provides a safe outlet to externalize negative thoughts and emotions, preventing them from festering internally. This process of putting difficult feelings onto paper can lead to increased self-awareness, emotional clarity, and a sense of release, ultimately contributing to improved mental well-being. It doesn't have to be perfect - nobody has to see it.

❗Your Health Matters ❗

Taking care of your physical health is an important part of looking after yourself and your business.

Think of your body as your most valuable asset – take good care of it mentally and physically.