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I was wondering just recently i wake up every morning with a clear substance at the top of my pennis what does this necessarily mean?
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Probably normal: It is very common to have "wet dreams" which may lead to actual ejaculation. So, "pre-ejaculate" is very common in the morning. If you have a discharge that is bloody or yellow, or other symptoms such as pain or difficulty urinating, please be seen.
Answered 2/26/2013
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