dudu hailali mpaka nimwagie maji ya baridi au nikande na Barafu ! je ni tatizo.

king Chuga

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Hi ni wiki ya pili sasa kila nnapokula chakula cha usiku dude hailali kabisa juz nilianza kwanzia saa tatu mpaka saa sita lakini nilihisi namumza mwenzangu ikabidi niache ila bado skuwa nimechoka !

Je kuna kitu nimekula bila kujua au ni hali ya kawaida ?
 
unatumia gomba aka mrungi?
 
Hilo tatizo kitalaamu linaitwa,permanent hardon.
 
HAYA SOMA HAPA CHINI

What's commonly called a permanent erection is an erection that won't go away within four hours; the medical term for this condition is priapism. In priapism, blood becomes trapped in the penis and cannot flow out. A permanent erection isn't a sign of masculinity, but of a true medical problem.

Anyone who has an erection that won't go away even after orgasm/ejaculation should seek medical treatment or head to the emergency right away. Let go of the embarrassment, because if left untreated, priapism can lead to permanent damage
[h=3]Description[/h]Priapism is drug induced, injury related, or caused by disease, not sexual desire. As in a normal erection, the penis fills with blood and becomes erect. However, unlike a normal erection that dissipates after sexual activity ends, the persistent erection caused by priapism is maintained because the blood in the penile shaft does not drain. The shaft remains hard, while the tip of the penis is soft. If it is not relieved promptly, priapism can lead to permanent scarring of the penis and inability to have a normal erection.
[h=3]Causes and symptoms[/h]Priapism is caused by leukemia, sickle cell disease, or spinal cord injury. It has also been associated as a rare side effect to trazodone (Desyrel), a drug prescribed to treat depression. An overdose of self-injected chemicals to counteract impotence has also been responsible for priapism. The chemicals are directly injected into the penis, and at least a quarter of all men who have used this method of treatment for over three months develop priapism.
[h=3]Diagnosis[/h]A physical examination is needed to diagnose priapism. Further testing, including nuclear scanning or Doppler ultrasound, will diagnose the underlying cause of the condition.
[h=3]Treatment[/h]There are three methods of treatment. The most effective is the injection of medicines into the penis that allow the blood to escape. Cold packs may also be applied to alleviate the condition, but this method becomes ineffective after about eight hours. For the most serious cases and those that do not respond to the first two treatments, a needle can be used to remove the blood. The tissues may need to be flushed with saline or diluted medications by the same needle method. That failing, there are more extensive surgical procedures available. One of them shuts off much of the blood supply to the penis so that it can relax. If the problem is due to a sickle cell crisis, treatment of the crisis with oxygen or transfusion may suffice.
[h=3]Prognosis[/h]If priapism is relieved within the first 12-24 hours, there is usually no residual damage. After that, permanent impotence may result, since the high pressure in the penis compromises blood flow and leads to tissue death (infarction).
[h=3]Prevention[/h]An antineoplastic drug (hydroxyurea) may prevent future episodes of priapism for patients with sickle cell disease.

 
king Chuga said:
Stumiagi wala sjawah ndugu zaid ya value tena sku moja moja na sguz kilev kingine.
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nimeona username yako ina neno chuga (Arusha) maana vijana wa Arusha wanachanja miti aka gomba
 
king Chuga said:
Stumiagi wala sjawah ndugu zaid ya value tena sku moja moja na sguz kilev kingine.
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hivi mavho yangu au hayaoni vyema au yamezeeka sana siku hizi
hivi valuer sio kilevi au ni maji ya kunywa haya
tena hizo ndo zinawaongezea nguvu vijana na mwisho wake ni mbaya sana
 
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Badili ratiba..Anza kula mchana.
 
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