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lump in penis head
I am a male in mid thirties and on self examination i am feeilng a small lump in the head of my penis.
I am experiencing pain when urinating as the urine flow is dimished upon exiting. I think the lump is the possible cause. I have visited the doctor twice and he has prescribed anti-biotics on both visits. Please help, I am very concerned and troubled. ----------Thank you.
I am experiencing pain when urinating as the urine flow is dimished upon exiting. I think the lump is the possible cause. I have visited the doctor twice and he has prescribed anti-biotics on both visits. Please help, I am very concerned and troubled. ----------Thank you.
Hi,
No, I am unable to give any description because i have not had any x-ray taken. I felt the lump inside the penis head.
It is painful when I touch it.
I have not finished the antibiotics as yet.
No penile discharge, the urine is fine but painful upon discharge.
No, I am unable to give any description because i have not had any x-ray taken. I felt the lump inside the penis head.
It is painful when I touch it.
I have not finished the antibiotics as yet.
No penile discharge, the urine is fine but painful upon discharge.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi,
Would you be able to describe the appearance and character of the lump?
Is this lump reddish,purplish or skin colored?
Is the lump painful when you palpate it?
Have you finished/completed the course of your antibiotics?
Any penile discharge or change in the character of the urine?
Would you be able to describe the appearance and character of the lump?
Is this lump reddish,purplish or skin colored?
Is the lump painful when you palpate it?
Have you finished/completed the course of your antibiotics?
Any penile discharge or change in the character of the urine?
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