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A member asked:
My boyfriend is experiencing pain in lower part of his penis, the pain is not tolerable. liquidy semen fell if he tries a lot, he eats painkiller. ?
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Boyfriend's pain: Its hard to decipher what your trying to say in your question, but the combination of pain killers and genitourinary symptoms could be due to opiate induced urinary retention. If the pain is intolerable do not wait and seek medical evaluation as soon as possible.
Answered 11/26/2013
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