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Q: Erection when lying on side

asked by: abl209l on October 9th, 2009

New User

I get erections every time i lay on my side at even when i am not fully asleep they appear. in addition during the morning and throughout the day it feels sore and is sensitive. also i have found an increase need to urinate at least once every 30 minutes or so. Furthermore there is this felling of pressure even after i relive it with masturbation.

What can i do too feel normal again?

Replies(2)

FadedRose

replied on October 9th, 2009

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Hi ab12091,

Are you a diabetic? Go get yourself checked by a urologist, and in the mean time try laying on your back to stop erections.

Good Luck

FadedRose

abl209l

replied on October 15th, 2009

New User

Urologist dident see any physical problems

No i don't have diabetes.
Though i did go and get my self checked out by a urologist they said theres nothing noticeably wrong but they gave me an antibiotic Cuiprofloxacin. They suspect its inflimation caused by a possible infection or somthing

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