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What Causes Soreness To The Head Of The Penis Having LFT Slightly Elevated?
The head of my penis is very sore feels like a hammer has hit the end this has been like this fior two months some days the pain goes away and other days it stays for the whole day . I am married and have sex weekly and every thing seems to work ok I recently had a complete blood test for liver and kidney and prostate and apart from the liver function being slightly elevated every think else was normal . I am going to go back to the doctor but thought u might have some ideas I have looked up the internet and some other people have had similar issues but no one seems to have the answers. Can u give some advise cheers ps I am 58 and fit
Mon, 2 May 2016
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greetings.
Since the pain is not continuous is there any history of previous renal stones for you ? Are you circumscribed.?
Is there any pain during ejaculation or while urinating?
If there is no pain as mentioned above you need to consult an urologist to have a direct examination.
Pain can be there if there is an infection but it will be continuous. What I doubt is of any small stones getting stuck in the passage and giving you this hammer hitting type of pain.
There can be pain during erection if there is some fibrosis also.Hence an urological consultation will help you.hope my answer helps you. Regards
greetings.
Since the pain is not continuous is there any history of previous renal stones for you ? Are you circumscribed.?
Is there any pain during ejaculation or while urinating?
If there is no pain as mentioned above you need to consult an urologist to have a direct examination.
Pain can be there if there is an infection but it will be continuous. What I doubt is of any small stones getting stuck in the passage and giving you this hammer hitting type of pain.
There can be pain during erection if there is some fibrosis also.Hence an urological consultation will help you.hope my answer helps you. Regards
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