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Pelvic floor dysfunction that causes penis pain and burning. pain eases a lot after sleeping but starts back up few hrs after waking up. normal symp?
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Urologist: evaluation. Msy be prostate or urethral irritation. If having unprotected intercourse,get an STD screen and notify current sexual partner (s)_.
Answered 2/1/2019
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