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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.
I am retired from the active practice of urology. My 34 years was totally in the clinical field and involved the entire gamut of genitourinary problems, with special interest in male impotence and endourology.
American Medical Association, American Urological Association, American College of Surgeons
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Michael, as you might imagine, for this type of problem it is not possible for me to make an exact diagnosis or give recommendations over the internet because of the inability to take a more complete history
Hemat, your history is somewhat confusing. What I can understand is that you have a small stone in the left kidney, an E. coli urinary tract infection, difficulty obtaining an erection, and recurrent
Magajee, your symptoms are rather typical of prostatitis. There are several types of prostatitis but only one of these (bacterial prostatitis - the most common type) generally responds to antibiotic therapy
Joe, you have many symptoms and perhaps are looking for a simple answer to a complex problem. First let me state that with your history and at age 22 I doubt that you have any serious problem and it should
Ashley, by far the most common cause of your boyfriend's symptoms is an inflammation of the prostate gland, so called prostatitis. This is a disorder that I have commented on extensively on this web site

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