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When i go to the urologist again, can i talk to him about erection issues? my dad says i need to tell our family doctor but i think hes wrong. i'm 18.
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Sure, either one.: Urologists certainly specialize in the evaluation of patients with erectile dysfunction and would be perfect to address and treat the issue if needed. Getting an opinion from your primary care doctor is a perfectly fine idea as well.
Answered 12/20/2020
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