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white discharge, tip of penis red, and slight burn during urination and after

i have a white discharge more clear than white(painless), tip of my penis is red at the foreskin, and slight burn during urination and sometimes afterwords. i dont know what it is and i was trying to seek help, i just started riding a bike so i was thinking a yeast infection but not sure
posted 07/02/2010, comments (0)|
Expert_badge Jennifer G

Signs of Prostate Problems and What They Can Indicate

Sometimes figuring out if you have a prostate problem can be a tricky maze. My own father had NO symptoms, but he was over the age of 70 and his new primary care doctor gave him a blood test as part of a battery of bloodwork. He was quickly diagnosed with prostate cancer. But for many men, trouble with urination and ejaculation and/or pain can... Read moreChevron
posted 06/18/2010, comments (0)|
Expert_badge Jennifer G

Getting Past the Fears of a Prostate Check

This is a touchy subject: men often don't care for going to the doctor (in general), so how do they overcome the fear of getting their prostates checked?   I know my own father never much thought about his prostate health and he was examined by mere luck, since he exhibited no signs of a prostate problem.  But what about men who are... Read moreChevron
posted 06/08/2010, comments (0)|
Expert_badge Jay Motola

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Anxiety and Misinformation about Prostate Diseases

Over the last decade, prostate diseases have filled many pages of print media. Articles about various treatment options and the merits or perhaps lack of merit are scattered throughout newspapers. And what about the advertising that occurs?   It is difficult to watch any sporting event without being besieged with advertisements for the... Read moreChevron
Expert_badge Jennifer G

How My Father Learned That He Had Prostate Cancer

My dad's story isn't unusual, but it's a little scary: his prostate cancer was discovered when he switched doctors. He was seeing the same primary care physician (PCP) for several years, but he didn't love the care he was receiving. Something about the physician seemed off-putting; it could have been the countless patients he accepted and his... Read moreChevron
posted 05/18/2010, comments (0)|

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