One place for every private health question: erection, ejaculation, desire, stamina, nightfall, fertility, women's concerns and gupt rog. Dr. Aman Clinic, Pipli Road, is open 24 hours a day, and every consultation is private.
The sex specialist and gupt rog doctor at Dr. Aman Clinic, Kurukshetra, is Dr. Aman (B.A.M.S., B.N.Y.S., B.Sc.). The clinic is at Pipli Road, DD Colony, open 24/7, and sees men, women and couples one to one for sexual dysfunction, fertility questions and private health concerns. Infections and surgical problems are tested and referred to the right specialist. No cure is promised.
B.A.M.S., B.N.Y.S., B.Sc.
Dr. Aman Clinic works on four commitments: history before any medicine, a private one-to-one consultation, no promise of a guaranteed or permanent cure, and tests or referral to a specialist whenever your symptoms need them.
Editorial note: this page is patient education prepared for Dr. Aman Clinic. It is general information and does not replace a consultation or a diagnosis. See our editorial policy. Find us on Google (Kurukshetra) and Google (Chandigarh).
A sex specialist, or sexologist, is the doctor you see when a private problem has started to affect your health, relationship or confidence. At Dr. Aman Clinic that means listening first: what is happening, since when, how often, and what else has changed in your sleep, work, habits, medicines and mood. Most sexual problems have more than one cause, so a plan built on one assumption rarely works.
Kurukshetra is a pilgrimage and university town where families are close-knit, and where the chemist, the neighbour and the relative may all know each other. That is why many people postpone the question for years, or buy a packet from a roadside advertisement instead. A consultation at Pipli Road gives you a private place to ask, and an honest answer about what is a clinic problem and what needs a laboratory or a hospital.
The sections below list the concerns people raise, from erection and ejaculation to semen reports, women's health and gupt rog. Each one says what it usually means, when it is worth coming in, and whether it is something the clinic treats or something that needs a test and a referral.
45 concerns, each explained below with when to come and what the next step is.
Different people reach the clinic with different worries. Knowing which group you are in often points to the right first step.
Kurukshetra has a large university and technical campus population living away from home. Questions here are mostly about myths, masturbation worries, nightfall, performance anxiety and first relationships, and the useful answer is usually facts and reassurance.
Long hours on the GT Road belt, irregular meals and little exercise raise weight, sugar and blood pressure, which are leading medical causes of weak erections and low stamina.
Families are close, expectations are high and privacy is limited. Many couples first speak to a doctor in the first months of marriage about nervousness, early ejaculation or not conceiving.
Kurukshetra receives visitors from across Haryana and Punjab. The clinic is open 24/7, so a visit can be fitted around a stay or a journey.
The problems men most often hesitate to say aloud, explained in plain words with the reason each one happens.
Also searched as: erection ki kamzori, weak erection, erection nahi hona
Trouble getting or keeping an erection firm enough for sex. In men in their thirties and forties the usual causes are weight, raised sugar or blood pressure, smoking, alcohol, poor sleep and stress, and anxiety can keep it going.
When to come: When it happens in most attempts for more than a few weeks, or when morning erections have also faded.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: shighrapatan, jaldi discharge, early ejaculation
Ejaculating sooner than you or your partner want, often within a minute or before penetration. It is among the commonest male concerns and is usually helped by explanation, practical techniques and a review of anxiety, habits and medicines.
When to come: When it is lifelong or recent, and when it causes distress or avoidance of sex.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: der se discharge, ejaculation nahi hona
Taking very long to reach climax, or not reaching it at all. Causes include anxiety, some medicines, alcohol, nerve or hormone problems and habits formed by rough or very fast masturbation.
When to come: When it is new, when it comes with numbness or urinary symptoms, or when it affects trying for a baby.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: stamina kam, josh kam, thakaan
Tiring early, running out of energy or losing interest during sex. Fitness, sleep, diet, alcohol, tobacco and stress matter as much as any sexual cause, and a medical check can rule out sugar, thyroid or anaemia.
When to come: When tiredness is constant and not only during sex.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: sex ki kamzori, kamzori, weakness
An everyday word that covers several different problems: erection, timing, desire and general tiredness. The consultation sorts out which one you actually have, because each has its own cause and plan.
When to come: When you cannot name the problem but sex no longer feels right.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: penis ki kamzori, patla ya dheela penis
Worry that the penis is thin, loose, short or not firm. Most of these worries are about firmness, which is a health question, and not about size, which is mostly a belief fed by videos.
When to come: When firmness has changed, or when you have pain, curvature or a lump.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: sex me interest kam, libido kam, mann nahi karna
Less interest in sex than before. Sleep loss, stress, low mood, alcohol, medicines, relationship strain and, sometimes, low testosterone or thyroid problems are looked at before any hormone test is advised.
When to come: When the change has lasted for months or is hurting your relationship.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: sex ka darr, nervousness, pehli raat ka darr
Fear of failing in bed. One poor night leads to worry about the next, and the worry itself stops the erection. It is very treatable once it is understood.
When to come: When erections are normal alone or in the morning but fail with a partner.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: swapandosh, raat ko discharge, wet dreams
Semen release during sleep. It is a normal occurrence in many men and is not a disease. Worry, guilt and tonic sellers create most of the harm.
When to come: When it is very frequent, comes with pain, burning or tiredness, or is causing real anxiety.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: dhat girna, urine me dhat, veerya ka nikalna
A popular belief that semen leaks with urine and causes weakness. A whitish urine drop is usually not semen, but the fear is real, so the doctor checks urine and health when needed and explains what is normal.
When to come: When there is burning, pain, discharge, fever or marked tiredness along with the worry.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: penis chhota, size ka tension, tedha penis
Most men who worry about size are within the normal range. A curve that is new, painful or makes sex difficult is a different matter and needs examination, since Peyronie's disease may need a urologist.
When to come: When there is a new curve, a hard lump, pain in erection or difficulty with penetration.
Also searched as: hastmaithun, muth marna, porn ki aadat
Masturbation in itself does not cause weakness or damage nerves, and guilt does more harm than the act. A habit becomes a problem when it replaces real intimacy, starts to cause delayed ejaculation or erections that only work to screens.
When to come: When the habit feels out of control or is affecting sex with a partner.
Also searched as: tedha penis, penis me gaanth, mudna
A curve that is new, painful or comes with a hard lump along the shaft may be Peyronie's disease and needs an examination, sometimes by a urologist. A mild natural curve is common and harmless.
When to come: When the curve is new, painful or makes sex difficult.
Also searched as: semen nahi nikalna, dry orgasm, retrograde ejaculation
Orgasm with little or no visible semen can come from some medicines, diabetes, prostate or nerve problems, or from semen passing backwards into the bladder. A history and a test of urine after ejaculation help find the cause.
When to come: When it is new, or when you are trying for a baby.
Also searched as: testosterone kam, thakaan aur desire kam, mood down
Constant tiredness, low desire, poor concentration and softer erections can sometimes come with low testosterone, but sleep, weight, thyroid, diabetes and stress cause the same picture. A blood test is advised only when the history points to it.
When to come: When low desire and fatigue last for months despite good sleep and routine.
Also searched as: ejaculation me dard, pelvic dard, prostate ki dikkat
Pain on ejaculation, aching between the legs or frequent urination can come from inflammation of the prostate or urinary infection and needs a urine test and a medical examination.
When to come: When pain lasts more than a few days, or comes with fever or burning urine.
Also searched as: sugar ke saath erection ki dikkat, BP ki dawai se kamzori
Diabetes, high blood pressure and some blood pressure or mood medicines can affect erections. Controlling sugar and pressure, and discussing medicines with your treating doctor, often matters most.
When to come: When erection changes began after diabetes, blood pressure or a new medicine.
Read the full guideFor couples who have been trying for a baby, and for men worried about a semen report.
Also searched as: bachcha na hona, father na ban pana
Failure to conceive after about a year of regular, unprotected sex can come from the man, the woman or both. The man contributes in a large share of couples, so a semen analysis is a quick first step.
When to come: After about 12 months of trying, or after 6 months if the woman is over 35.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: sperm kam, shukranu kam
A semen report that shows fewer sperm than the usual range. One report is not enough to decide, so it is repeated after a few weeks. Heat exposure, smoking, alcohol, infection, medicines and varicocele are looked at.
When to come: When a report shows a low count, poor movement or abnormal shape.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: sperm zero, report me sperm nahi
A report with no sperm needs repeat testing, a hormone profile and often a urologist or fertility specialist, because some causes are blockages and some are production problems.
When to come: As soon as a repeat test confirms it.
Also searched as: nas phoolna, andkosh me sujan
Enlarged veins above the testicle are a known cause of poor semen quality in some men, and swelling or pain in the scrotum can have other causes. These are examined and, where needed, treated by a surgeon.
When to come: When there is heaviness, a visible swelling, pain or a poor semen report.
Also searched as: patla veerya, pani jaisa semen
Semen colour and thickness change with how recently you ejaculated, hydration and diet. Thin semen on its own is rarely a disease. The count and movement on a report are what matter.
When to come: When it comes with blood, pain, a bad smell or fertility difficulty.
Also searched as: motility kam, abnormal sperm, sperm ki quality
A semen report lists count, movement and shape. One abnormal report is repeated after a few weeks, because fever, stress, heat and illness can change the result for a time.
When to come: When a report shows low motility or abnormal forms.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: mobile jeb me, laptop gode me, sharab aur smoking
Tobacco, heavy alcohol, long hours with heat near the testicles, some medicines and obesity can lower semen quality. Changes in routine are discussed together with the report.
When to come: Before or during a planned pregnancy.
Read the full guideWomen and couples can ask these in private, without having to explain to a stranger why they came.
Also searched as: sex me dard, mann nahi karna, dryness
Low desire, pain during intercourse, dryness and fear of sex are common and have causes ranging from stress and sleep to hormones, medicines, childbirth and relationship strain.
When to come: When sex is painful or avoided, or when desire has dropped for months.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: andar na ja pana, muscle tight ho jana
Involuntary tightening that makes penetration painful or impossible. It is a reflex linked to fear and is treatable, usually with gradual guided steps and sometimes a gynaecologist or therapist.
When to come: When penetration has been impossible or very painful on repeated tries.
Also searched as: safed pani, leucorrhoea, white discharge
Some clear or whitish discharge is normal. A change in smell, colour or amount, with itching, burning or pelvic pain, can mean an infection that needs a gynaecologist's examination.
When to come: When discharge is yellow, green, foul-smelling, itchy or comes with pain.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: periods ki gadbad, PCOD ke saath weakness
Irregular periods, PCOS and thyroid problems affect desire and fertility. The first step is a gynaecologist's assessment and hormone tests.
When to come: When cycles are irregular or you are trying to conceive.
Also searched as: orgasm nahi hona, climax me problem
Many women have trouble reaching orgasm at some point. Causes include stress, pain, lack of arousal, medicines, relationship strain and hormonal change, and a calm talk often shows what will help.
When to come: When it bothers you or your partner, or has changed suddenly.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: delivery ke baad dikkat, menopause me dryness
Breastfeeding, tiredness, hormonal change and body image can lower desire and cause dryness or pain for a time. Practical advice, and a gynaecologist's check when needed, help most couples.
When to come: When pain, dryness or loss of desire lasts beyond a few months.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: baar baar kharish, safed ya hara pani
Repeated itching, smell or discharge may be a yeast, bacterial or other infection and is diagnosed by a gynaecologist with an examination or swab.
When to come: When it returns repeatedly or comes with pain or fever.
Read the full guideIn everyday speech gupt rog means anything private. Some of it is sexual dysfunction, which the clinic treats, and some is infection or a surgical problem, where the honest answer is a test and the right specialist.
Also searched as: kharish, daane, lal nishaan, jalan
Fungal infection, allergy, friction, soaps or a skin condition are common causes, and an infection can also be passed between partners. A proper look and a swab or skin test beat guessing with creams.
When to come: When it lasts more than a few days or keeps coming back.
Also searched as: peshab me jalan, penis se pani aana
These can point to a urinary or sexually transmitted infection. A urine and swab test decides the cause, and untreated infection can harm fertility.
When to come: Soon, and both partners should be tested if an infection is found.
Also searched as: zakhm, chhale, mass, genital warts
Painless sores, painful blisters and warts can be caused by herpes, syphilis, HPV or other conditions. They need a dermatologist or venereology specialist and lab tests, not an unproven home remedy.
When to come: At the first sign. Do not wait for it to go away.
Also searched as: STD, STI, gupt rog ki jaanch
Syphilis, gonorrhoea, chlamydia, herpes, HPV, hepatitis B and C and HIV are diagnosed by lab tests and treated by a licensed physician. Dr. Aman gives counselling, explains which tests to ask for and refers you. The clinic does not claim to cure HIV or any infection.
When to come: After unprotected sex with a new or unsure partner, or if a partner is diagnosed. Some tests need a waiting period.
Also searched as: phimosis, skin peeche na hona, balanitis
A foreskin that will not retract, swelling, soreness or repeated infection under the skin need an examination, and sometimes a minor procedure by a surgeon.
When to come: When it is painful, swollen or stuck. An erection lasting over four hours is an emergency.
Also searched as: andkosh me paani, ped me dard
Scrotal swelling or pain may be a hydrocele, an infection, a hernia or, rarely, torsion. Sudden severe pain is an emergency.
When to come: Sudden severe pain: go to a hospital at once.
Also searched as: daad, jaangh me kharish, lal gol nishaan
An itchy, red, ring-shaped rash in the groin is often a fungal infection. It needs a proper diagnosis and a course of treatment, and keeping the area dry and clean helps.
When to come: When the rash spreads, itches badly or keeps returning.
Also searched as: peshab baar baar, dhaar patli, boond boond
These can come from a urinary infection, a prostate problem, diabetes or a narrowing and need an examination and tests. They are often wrongly blamed on weakness.
When to come: When they are new, or come with pain, fever or blood in the urine.
Dr. Aman is an Ayurvedic doctor. For infections and surgical problems the safe path is a laboratory test and a licensed specialist, and the clinic will say so plainly. It does not claim to cure HIV or any infection.
Sex is a shared activity, and many problems sit between two people rather than inside one.
Also searched as: suhaagraat ka darr, shaadi ke baad problem
Nervousness, lack of information and pressure from family and friends make the first weeks hard for many couples. A calm talk about what is normal and what to expect often settles most of it.
When to come: Before the wedding or in the first few months, whenever worry starts.
Also searched as: partner ka mann nahi, interest ka farak
It is normal for partners to want sex at different rates. It becomes a problem when it brings resentment or silence. Sleep, stress, health and communication are the usual levers.
When to come: When the gap is causing arguments or distance.
Also searched as: shaadi se pehle checkup, pre-marital counselling
A private conversation before marriage about expectations, concerns and tests worth doing. Couples find it removes fear and prevents avoidable misunderstanding.
When to come: Some weeks before the wedding.
Also searched as: bachcha plan karna, conceive karna
Timing, health, semen quality and the woman's cycle all matter. A joint assessment is quicker and less stressful than each partner guessing alone.
When to come: After 12 months of trying, or earlier if the woman is over 35.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: umar ke saath badlav, 40 ke baad kamzori
Desire and erections change gradually with age, and health, medicines and stress matter more than age itself. Many couples stay sexually active and content with a few practical changes.
When to come: When a change is bothering you, or came quickly.
Read the full guideAlso searched as: bimari ke baad, operation ke baad, lambe gap ke baad
After an illness, a heart or surgical problem or a long gap, confidence and energy often return slowly. A doctor can tell you what is safe and what to build up to.
When to come: When you are unsure whether it is safe, or fear is stopping you.
Find the line closest to your problem. This is a guide to the next step, not a diagnosis.
| What you notice | What it often is | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| I get an erection but lose it before or during sex | Erection firmness, often anxiety, sugar, blood pressure or habits | Sexologist consultation. Sugar and blood pressure checks if the history suggests them. |
| I finish within a minute or before penetration | Premature ejaculation | Sexologist consultation. Practical techniques and a review of anxiety and medicines. |
| Semen comes out at night or white drops in urine | Nightfall or harmless urinary discharge | Explanation first. A urine test only if there are other symptoms. |
| No interest in sex for months | Low desire: sleep, stress, mood, medicines, hormones or relationship | Sexologist consultation. Blood tests only when they would change the plan. |
| Wife not conceiving after a year | Joint fertility assessment | Semen analysis for the man and gynaecologist review for the woman. |
| Pain, swelling or heaviness in the testicle | Varicocele, hydrocele, infection or, rarely, torsion | Urologist or hospital. Sudden severe pain is an emergency. |
| Burning urine or discharge from the penis | Urinary or sexually transmitted infection | Urine or swab test and a licensed physician. |
| Sore, blister, wart or itchy rash on the genitals | Skin condition or sexually transmitted infection | Dermato-venereologist or physician, with testing. |
| Pain during intercourse (woman) | Dryness, infection, muscle tightness or fear | Gynaecologist examination and a private consultation about causes. |
| White discharge with itching or smell | Infection or hormonal change | Gynaecologist examination or swab. |
| Worry about the first night after marriage | Nervousness and lack of information | A calm sexologist consultation, alone or as a couple. |
| An erection that will not go away for over four hours | Priapism, a medical emergency | Go to a hospital emergency department at once. |
Many people lose months seeing the wrong doctor. This table shows who handles which problem.
| Doctor | Usually handles |
|---|---|
| Sexologist / sex specialist (Dr. Aman Clinic) | Erection, ejaculation, desire, stamina, performance anxiety, nightfall worries, myths, first look at a semen report, couples' concerns, and deciding who else you need. |
| Urologist | Blocked or swollen testicular veins, hydrocele, stones, prostate problems, Peyronie's disease, and surgical treatment of foreskin problems. |
| Dermato-venereologist or physician | Genital rashes, sores, warts and the diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections. |
| Gynaecologist | Women's examination, infections, white discharge, periods, PCOS, pain on intercourse and fertility assessment. |
| Endocrinologist or physician | Diabetes, thyroid and testosterone problems that sit behind low desire or poor erections. |
| Psychiatrist or counsellor | Persistent low mood, severe anxiety, trauma or compulsive behaviour that needs more than a sexual-health consultation. |
Tell us roughly what the concern is. The Kurukshetra clinic is open 24/7, so you can choose a quiet hour.
The doctor asks about the problem, how long it has lasted, medicines, sleep, habits and health history. You decide what to share.
A sugar, blood pressure, hormone, urine, semen or swab test is advised only when the history points to it. Examination is done with your consent.
You hear what is likely, what is not, and what the options are, with no promise of a fixed outcome.
Follow-up is in person, by call or on WhatsApp. When an infection or a surgical problem is found, you are referred to the right specialist.
Beliefs passed on by friends, advertisements and tonic sellers, and what is actually known.
डॉ. अमन क्लिनिक, पिपली रोड, कुरुक्षेत्र में सेक्स से जुड़ी समस्याओं और गुप्त रोग के लिए निजी परामर्श देता है। यह क्लिनिक 24 घंटे, सातों दिन खुला रहता है, इसलिए आप अपनी सुविधा से शांत समय चुन सकते हैं। परामर्श एक-एक करके होता है और आप जो बताना चाहें वही बताते हैं।
यहाँ इरेक्शन की कमज़ोरी, शीघ्रपतन, देर से वीर्य निकलना, सेक्स में रुचि कम होना, स्टैमिना की कमी, नाइटफॉल (स्वप्नदोष), धातु रोग का डर, शुक्राणु कम होना और संतान न होने जैसी समस्याओं पर बात होती है। महिलाएँ भी सेक्स में दर्द, इच्छा की कमी और सफ़ेद पानी की समस्या निजी तौर पर पूछ सकती हैं।
गुप्त रोग शब्द का मतलब हर किसी के लिए अलग होता है। कई बार यह यौन कमज़ोरी होती है, तो कई बार त्वचा, पेशाब का संक्रमण या यौन संचारित संक्रमण। संक्रमण की पहचान लैब जाँच से होती है और इलाज लाइसेंस प्राप्त चिकित्सक करते हैं। डॉ. अमन सही जाँच बताते हैं, परामर्श देते हैं और ज़रूरत हो तो सही विशेषज्ञ के पास भेजते हैं। क्लिनिक किसी बीमारी के पक्के इलाज का वादा नहीं करता।
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गुप्त रोग आम बोलचाल में निजी या यौन स्वास्थ्य की किसी भी समस्या को कहते हैं। इसमें यौन कमज़ोरी, जननांगों की त्वचा या पेशाब की समस्या और यौन संचारित संक्रमण आ सकते हैं। हर एक का कारण और जाँच अलग होती है।
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