Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

The phenomenon of an urge intensifying after initiating gentle movement is a surprisingly common experience, one many people encounter but rarely articulate. It’s often observed…

The sensation of something “feeling engaged” in the groin area after urination is surprisingly common, yet often causes significant anxiety due to its unfamiliarity and…

The pursuit of ‘flow state’ – that deeply absorbing, almost effortless experience where time seems to melt away and productivity soars – is a common…

The disconcerting experience of suddenly noticing your stream sounds much louder than usual is surprisingly common. It’s not necessarily an indication of failing hardware, though…

The digital landscape thrives on attention. More specifically, it demands attention. But attention isn’t passively received; it’s earned, often through triggering responses – strong emotional…

The frustrating experience of a streaming video or audio source pausing, buffering, or generally hesitating just as it nears completion is remarkably common. It’s a…

The sensation of your weight suddenly shifting dramatically toward one leg can be unsettling, even alarming. It’s a feeling many people experience at some point…

Pressure felt along pelvic nerves is a surprisingly common experience, yet often shrouded in discomfort and uncertainty for those experiencing it. It’s not simply about…

The sensation of bladder fatigue after only small voids – feeling like you’ve emptied your bladder but still needing to go shortly after, or experiencing…

The seemingly simple act of observing water – a stream, a river, even a small creek – reveals a dynamic system constantly in motion. We…