u/Lower_Ad477

I'll be 61 in a few days and recently, I've been producing maybe 1/4th of the usual volume when I have an orgasm. I've been taking a Flowmax med for the past few years but this is a new development. I still have full sensation but I don't feel as if I'm clearing the decks, so to speak.
I couldn't care less about my sperm count or being fertile but if there's a non-surgical option to treat this problem and clear things up, I'd consider it.

I'll be 61 in a few days and recently, I've been producing maybe 1/4th of the usual volume when I have an orgasm. I've been taking a Flowmax med for the past few years but this is a new development. I still have full sensation but I don't feel as if I'm clearing the decks, so to speak.
I couldn't care less about my sperm count or being fertile but if there's a non-surgical option to treat this problem and clear things up, I'd consider it.

I've been overweight for several years now, but it's only been recently, like starting early last year, that I've experienced excruciating pain on either side of my ribs when I've twisted my torso or leaned back at an apparently bad angle. It's happened several times and at least once or twice it was completely debilitating for about 20 minutes or so.
The first time, it happened on my left side and I thought I was having a heart attack.
It's only been since early last year that my weight went from about 210 to 220-225-235. I've never had any kind of muscle strains in my obliques until then.
I've also known plenty of overweight people my whole life(I'm 60) and I don't remember ever hearing them complain about muscle strains from being overweight(and they are much heavier than me). I'm 5'11 and my ideal adult weight has always been about 175-190.
So I guess I'm asking to hear from other overweight people about their experiences with oblique strains and what they do to prevent or treat them. I bought a couple of compression shirts and a rib brace.

I've been overweight for several years now, but it's only been recently, like starting early last year, that I've experienced excruciating pain on either side of my ribs when I've twisted my torso or leaned back at an apparently bad angle. It's happened several times and at least once or twice it was completely debilitating for about 20 minutes or so.
The first time, it happened on my left side and I thought I was having a heart attack.
It's only been since early last year that my weight went from about 210 to 220-225-235. I've never had any kind of muscle strains in my obliques until then.
I've also known plenty of overweight people my whole life(I'm 60) and I don't remember ever hearing them complain about muscle strains from being overweight(and they are much heavier than me). I'm 5'11 and my ideal adult weight has always been about 175-190.
So I guess I'm asking to hear from other overweight people about their experiences with oblique strains and what they do to prevent or treat them. I bought a couple of compression shirts and a rib brace.

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