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Q: Speaking to female dr about my penis issue?

asked by: ryboy on June 26th, 2009

New User

I have been concerned about a curvature of my penis and feeling soreness after a long period of having an erection (usually after masturbation). My primary doctor is a female and I was wondering if it was rude if I were to talk to her about my concerns with topic. Would female doctors feel uncomfortable talking about this matter?

Thank you

Replies(3)

TexasAngel1206

replied on June 26th, 2009

Experienced User

No, i dont think its rude and i dont think she would feel uncomfortable, she is a dr after all.. If you dont feel comfortable speaking to a female dr about this then mb you should switch to a male dr..

ioka

replied on June 26th, 2009

Supporter

female doctors are trained to deal with any situation and there is no reason why she wouldn,t be interested in your problem....sound like your the one uncomfortable so i suggest see a male doctor if your embarrassed,

smsma

replied on June 26th, 2009

New User

hi,
I'm a female doctor and this matter is not a shying matter . you can go a head and ask her
if you are sure that you are gonna explain your symptoms but if not go to a male doctor to have your therapy.
thank you

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