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My boyfriend feels like there is something in his penis and can't completly urinate?
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See answer : He should see a urologist to be evaluated. If he has slow or weak stream, it is possible that he has a urethral stricture. If he also has difficulty starting his urination (hesitancy), it could be a prostate problem. These would be two of the most common problems affecting urination in a young male.
Answered 1/20/2014
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