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Yes, ketoconazole shampoo may slow some shedding and improve scalp conditions linked to thinning, but it rarely works well as a stand-alone fix.

Yes, nortriptyline can disturb sleep in some people, even though it makes others feel sleepy.

Yes, nortriptyline can raise blood pressure in some cases, though some people also get dizziness from low blood pressure.

No, skipping orgasm does not usually harm your body, though some people get short-term pelvic or testicular discomfort.

Not drinking enough fluids is not a usual direct trigger of hair loss, but it can dry the scalp and make shedding or breakage stand out more.

No, anger usually comes from frustration, stress, conflict, or unmet needs around intimacy rather than from abstinence by itself.

Erection trouble that keeps happening can point to blood flow, nerve, hormone, medicine, stress, or sleep issues and deserves a proper checkup.

Frequent erection trouble can point to stress, poor sleep, blood flow issues, medicine side effects, or hormone changes.

No, skipping washes does not directly stop hair growth, but scalp buildup, itching, and inflammation can raise shedding and breakage.

Yes, semen can look clear or watery at times, often after frequent ejaculation, though a lasting change should be checked by a clinician.