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Injured Penis
In a post about two years ago someone had this problem:
"During sex I felt a slight pop or clicking inside of my penis and thought nothing of it. But after sex I had a slight pain on the bottom right side of the base, and this isn't the problem. The problem is my erections are not even the same anymore; very weak. I don't know what to do, I mean everything still works and all but the size and ability to hold an erection has decreased. Please help me with any advice you can give. Thanks."
I have exactly the same problem and don't know where to go. Does anyone know of a Urologist in the Buffalo, NY area who might be experienced in treating this problem?
"During sex I felt a slight pop or clicking inside of my penis and thought nothing of it. But after sex I had a slight pain on the bottom right side of the base, and this isn't the problem. The problem is my erections are not even the same anymore; very weak. I don't know what to do, I mean everything still works and all but the size and ability to hold an erection has decreased. Please help me with any advice you can give. Thanks."
I have exactly the same problem and don't know where to go. Does anyone know of a Urologist in the Buffalo, NY area who might be experienced in treating this problem?
Mr. Dubious I was wondering if you have received treatment or what a doctor said about your problem.
Thank You
Thank You
I have the same problem, Have you seen a urologist if so what did he say/do. I saw one a while ago and he just kind of dismissed me I am probably going to see a different one.
Thanks,
Thanks,
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