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Richard G. Wirtz, Psy.D.
Sunday, July 20, 2008 at 11:47 AM -
to annonamous
yankhour10
Wednesday, November 19, 2008 at 04:23 PMlisten my freind you are 18 years old you have youth on your side that youth is able to be trained and worked with untill it finally wakes up oh my god your so young and have your whole life ahead of you maybe you should focus on more life changing expieiences like college and finding yourself who you are you have time so much time if you have never had sex consider that a blessing in disquise mu husband was a virgin untill he was 21 don worry about the organ that not been used or has been used put it on the back burner and work on what else makes you who you are i know that sex to you must be a realy big thing in a young mans world but i feel once you stop dwelling about what might not be a disorder but maybe a underevelopment inside you focusing on other stuff like cars college family jobs and yes faith in god video games being happy of what you have family and friends recognize it you should too! and first of all your way to young to be going to a urologist stay away from them this problem to you is a minor set back believe me your going to have bigger and badder ones as you get older theis is petty dont worry kkkkkkkkkkkkk
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RA - Sorry I didn't respond to your post sooner. I am not a physician but I work with a variety of people who describe very dramatic changes in how they think, feel, and behave. They can often pinpoint the moment, day, or week in their lives that something changed. From those experiences and what you have described, I would like you to consider three possible culprits - a traumatic event of some kind, a psychological conflict, or a neurological problem. If you haven't gotten your primary physician involved in this please do and ask him/her what their thoughts are about possible physical causes. See another urologist if you are not satisfied with the treatment you have received and finally go see a mental health practitioner just to rule out the possibility of an emotional cause. I know that you are fairly sure that this is not emotionally based but you owe it to yourself to be persistent and thorough in your search for a solution.
Rick Wirtz