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Mike: Depending on the location and severity of the stricture, it is possible it could interfere. However, if you are generally voiding OK and only using the intermittent catheter for periodic dilations
Pete: You could have prostatitis or have caused some damage or bruising to the nerves and/or blood vessels involved in erection function. This is known to occur with the use of hard bicycle seats that
Mike: What you've described is not necessarily pathological. I'd have to see what you are talking about to know for sure and I can't give a blanket yes or no answer without an exam. If you think it
Mark: Having nocturnal erections during sleep is considered normal but these may not be noticeable since by definition the patient is asleep. What you can notice is morning erections which are typically
Abdulhamit: It is always possible that a pelvic muscle that is damaged can cause pain in the penis and scrotal areas. But the pelvic anatomy is complicated and there is no specific pelvic muscle that

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