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I have pain inside penis, but it's not all the time and it happens randomly. did urinalysis and they found nonhemo in urine. is it kidney failure??
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No: Inability to make any urine would suggest kidney failure. Why you would think phantom pains in the penis would be related is confusing. It is a sensitive organ & why you have a discomfort on occasion is not clear, but kidney failure is not part of the picture.
Answered 2/24/2018
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