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Ibs gas frequent urination with swelling of meatus of penis help?
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Not likely IBS alone: While it is possible your ibs may be causing gasiness, you more likely are describing a urologic problem like urethritis or even an ascending kidney infection. At the very least, you warrant examination physically and of your urine, and may need antibiotics. Call your doctor please.
Answered 6/26/2020
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