Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

Experiencing discomfort during urination is understandably concerning, and pinpointing when that discomfort occurs – specifically, only in the middle of the urinary stream – can…

The experience of urethral tightness, particularly when attempting to relax or after urination, is understandably concerning for many individuals. It’s often described as a sensation…

The world of sleep is often treated as a passive state – something we endure until we’re ready to wake up and begin our day.…

The sensation of a tugging feeling inside the groin area is understandably concerning for many people. It’s a vague symptom, prone to triggering anxiety because…

The pursuit of “flow state” – that deeply absorbing mental space where time seems to melt away and performance peaks – is often framed as…

The experience is frustratingly common: you’re ready to engage with a creative pursuit – writing, painting, coding, even something as simple as cleaning – but…

Many individuals experience a peculiar sensitivity – a discomfort triggered by the seemingly innocuous contact of loose clothing against their skin. It’s not necessarily about…

Many people experience subtle, often unnoticed, sensations during breathing – momentary pauses, slight catches, or what feels like interruptions in airflow, especially when taking deep…

The sensation of a warm buzz in the lower belly accompanied by a mild urge is surprisingly common, yet often prompts questions and even anxiety…

The pursuit of ‘flow state’ – that coveted mental space where time seems to melt away and effortless concentration reigns supreme – is often presented…