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weak urine stream

My husband has always had a very strong urine stream. He's 34 years old and has never had any major problems other than maybe one kidney infection and one urinary tract infection a few years ago. In the past few days..I've noticed that his urine stream is very weak..almost drippling. He says..he has to force the urine out, but it doesn't hurt.
This has my concern and I'm very worried.
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Sounds like a prostate problem.  Men have an extra "valve"  that women lack.  It sounds like classical protate problems.  It will not get better on it's own and he needs to see his physician before it progresses.
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Could be a kidney stone. He should see his primary doctor or a urologist soon.
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Sounds like this could be a prostate problem or something going on with his urethra.  

I would recommend consulting a Urologist to help him sort this out.  
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1340994 tn?1374193977
You need to get him an appointment with his doctor today.  This is urgent.  
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