Don't be ashamed.: Urologists and their staffs are professionals who deal will all manner of male sexual health problems. There really is nothing to be embarrassed about. All appointments and matters discussed are completely private, and are sacrosanct in the doctor-patient relationship. Although saying 'ed' or 'fertility' in the appointment-making process can conceal your reasons, usually direct & honest is best.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Shane in medicine: I understand what you're saying. This is probably the most unrecognized problem in medicine and in life in general. This feeling of stuckness that you cannot express what you want. We want to do something and can't ; that is a feeling of shame. We become ashamed of our bodies and our problems. Doctors and their staff should never make you feel bad about any problem. This is their chosen work. Luck.
Answered 12/7/2013
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