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Hey urologist csn a urologist check and see if you had fibrosis of the erectile tissues or tissue damage from priapism with just a hands on physical examination? i went to a urologist with this concern and he said i dont have and wont use ultrasound?
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Urologist: Please consult another Urologist for a second opinion. If this is a complex problem you may need to go to a University fo find an expert.
Answered 12/24/2020
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