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27 years old unmarried male, not any sexual contact but some rashes on my penis area IN april month i consult skin specialist with pain,in lower abdomen, burning & pain in penis during urine or not all test cleared recommeded urolgt says anxiety , & do masturbation ,medicine continuous but during mastb earliest dischargs. but not effect now recommeded pshy. 2 month medicine but not effect I have very tired or result is not in hand
Mam,
According to ur comment i treat skin, uro, psy, but no response 5 month now pain out of control and now my mind have suicidal due to this pain.
Please help
According to ur comment i treat skin, uro, psy, but no response 5 month now pain out of control and now my mind have suicidal due to this pain.
Please help
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
Have you taken treatment for burning and pain in penis and lower abdominal pain? Early discharge during masturbation could be due to several reasons. Premature ejaculation is rarely caused by a physical problem.Anxietry, stress, too much of stimulation all can lead to this condition. Seek professional help. Consult a counselor or psychologist with expertise on these issues. Do keep us posted.
Best of luck!
Have you taken treatment for burning and pain in penis and lower abdominal pain? Early discharge during masturbation could be due to several reasons. Premature ejaculation is rarely caused by a physical problem.Anxietry, stress, too much of stimulation all can lead to this condition. Seek professional help. Consult a counselor or psychologist with expertise on these issues. Do keep us posted.
Best of luck!
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