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Constant Semen Leak
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Im 21 ,I have a very disturbing problem ,2-3 months back I had a bad fever and flu.Since then Im suffering from constant semen leakage, the leakage stops at times ,but usually i have my underwear wet with white spots(without any sensation or arouse) Is this a symptom of Sexual weakness ?im really worrieed .I consulted my family Dr. and he prescribed me Antibiotic for Urinal Tract Infection. I have been taking the medicine for a week now .but that doesnt seem to work .Kindly HELP ME!!
im really worried
Im 21 ,I have a very disturbing problem ,2-3 months back I had a bad fever and flu.Since then Im suffering from constant semen leakage, the leakage stops at times ,but usually i have my underwear wet with white spots(without any sensation or arouse) Is this a symptom of Sexual weakness ?im really worrieed .I consulted my family Dr. and he prescribed me Antibiotic for Urinal Tract Infection. I have been taking the medicine for a week now .but that doesnt seem to work .Kindly HELP ME!!
im really worried
Is the constant leaking still happening?
I have also had the same problem since the start of January and after visiting GP last week he prescribed antibiotics that didn't work.
Have you found the cause?
I have also had the same problem since the start of January and after visiting GP last week he prescribed antibiotics that didn't work.
Have you found the cause?
Do you have any signs of a varicocele (an abnormal enlarged vein(s)) above your testicle? This can cause this kind of symptom as i experienced this myself.
Is there a possibility that you have gonnorhea? Check out the symptoms for that and see if it matches.
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