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April 9th, 2010

Male
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Noticed a very small amount of urine leakage today while doing some strenuous exercise, by very small I mean barely noticeable (maybe half the diameter of the tip of the penis) is this normal, or some kind of stress incontinence? (Or am I just reading to much into this?) Thanks!

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CarolineEF

replied April 9th, 2010

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I am not a doctor, but I think you are reading too much into it...If it continues or gets worse, then see your physician about this...Take care...

Caroline

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