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Q: Excessive masturbation and urethral syndrome

asked by: DoctorQuestion on July 29th, 2008

i got addicted to masturbation for the past 1 year only (4 or 5 times a weak by viewing pronsites), i have found some symptoms which often disturbs me mentally.The problem is, there is a few drops of semen leakage before i urinate,especially when i am sexually aroused even for a minute.Now i have started quitting from the habit of masturbation and i want to be completly rectified from this semen leakage.Is ther any tretment to cure from semen leakage.Please kindly give me some sugestions.

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on July 29th, 2008

Sexual Health - Men Answer A4489

Four or five masturbations per week is not addiction. That is normal for single young men. The leakage from the penis before urination is probably a secretion from the urethral glands (precum).

Excessive secretion from the urethral glands is called urethral syndrome and it is often caused by excessive masturbation. If the leakage becomes thicker with a bad odor and you start to feel burning and painful sensations while urinating you may want to consult a urologist.

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