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Stephen W. Leslie, MD

U.S.
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Questions concerning erectile dysfunction, kidney stones and prostate disorders including prostate cancer. I have a special interest in kidney stone disease prevention.

Arthur Goldstein, M.D.

U.S.
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returns 12/07/2009
Any problems or questions related to the field of urology; ie urinary stone disease, urinary cancers (kidney, bladder, prostate, testis, etc.), urinary infections, impotency, etc.

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2009-11-19 Recovered epididimitis:

Zarqoon: Chances are that the epididymitis had nothing to do with this. Its unclear what the problem could be from, but sometimes prostatitis can do this. I'm reasonably sure, however, that energizer

2009-11-19 Scrotal Abscess related:

If there is an existing abscess, the treatment is to drain it and then pack it. The packing is designed to keep the "roof" open and let it heal from below. If the overlying skin heals too quickly, some

2009-11-19 testicular lump:

Jim: The idea that testicular lumps could be residual semen is ridiculous. Separate calcium deposits can occur in the testicle, but they invariably do not cause pain. There is insufficient information

2009-11-19 body development:

Mike: An endocrinologist may be better able to sort this out for you than a urologist. As far as penis size is concerned, this varies considerably from one man to another. Your result is actually

2009-11-19 Lack of blood flow\feeling of congestion:

I cannot diagnose prostatitis from the information provided. Prostatitis can cause ED but it is not a common etiology. A psychogenic source is also possible. Just because hypnotherapy did not work does

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