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Keify

posted 02/23/2009, comments (4)

Penis pain - prostatitis?

Penis pain! (But not STD) I visited my GP 2 months ago to check out a small dark red nodule on the tip of my glans penis in view of a recent ache in that region. I was supposedly referred to a dermitologist who diagnosed a slightly raised vein and immediately performed 'minor surgery' on me to remove it. Ever since I have been in more or less... Read more Chevron

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posted 01/29/2009, comment (1)

Same as everyone else

I've been dealing with this Since June of 2008...It's just appeared one day and I don't know the cause...My symptoms are redness, irritation on the tip of my penis mainly around the opening. Depending on what I eat or drink I have a feeling of discomfort, pressure in my bladder area and a discomfort on the head of my penis. I also... Read more Chevron

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Donald Feeney, MD

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posted 01/08/2009, comments (0)

Everything You Wanted to Know about Prostatitis...

Prostatitis often occurs in young to middle-aged men, and is one of the most common causes of symptoms like burning during urination and pain in the bladder / genital area. To learn more about acute prostatitis and chronic prostatitis, check out our new section here: Prostatitis Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

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posted 11/03/2008, comments (2)

Painful Burning after Ejaculation?

Dear Dr. Motola: I am 62 years old. In August of 2007 I had PVP surgery after suffering for 9 years with symtoms of an enlarged prostate. The operation was successful. My stream is strong and I get up only once at night to urinate. I got my life back. I don't have "urgency" issues and kayak, travel and basically enjoy life. I experienced... Read more Chevron

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Marc Greenstein

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posted 07/14/2008, comments (3)

Treating Elevated PSA with Antibiotics

A common reason to see the urologist is for an elevated PSA, or prostate specific antigen. A man's PSA can rise for a number of reasons. Inflammation or infection of the prostate, prostatic enlargement and, of course, cancer of the prostate are the most common causes of an elevated PSA. A recent study from Palermo Italy reviewed the... Read more Chevron

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