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Yes, penile sensitivity can return when the cause is identified early and the right treatment matches the nerve, skin, blood-flow, or injury issue behind it.

No. Urine is not a proven treatment for the itchy fungal rash on the feet, and antifungal medicine is the usual fix.

Green peas give you fiber, plant protein, folate, vitamin K, and steady carbs in a low-fat serving.

No, urinating after sex may clear some bacteria from the urethra, but it does not block sexually transmitted infections.

Yes, urine can smell like coffee after heavy coffee intake, concentrated urine, or less often a urinary issue that changes odor.

Yes, length can drop from fat gain, scarring, weak erections, or some treatments, though some size loss only looks that way.

No, urine is not known to cause athlete’s foot; the bigger risk comes from fungus on wet floors, bare skin contact, and damp feet.

Yes, penis size can decrease in some cases, though cold, weight gain, and weaker erections often change how much length you see.

Yes, clean fully cooked shells can be eaten in small amounts, but raw or dirty shells can carry bacteria and feel harsh on the mouth and throat.

Yes, many runners with asthma can train well when symptoms stay controlled, triggers are managed, and a treatment plan is in place.