Sorry, I'm not sure what the proper name
for it is. It could be my prostate but I
hope not. Anywho:
I'm 16 and I've had problems in the past
that I went to my doctor for. It took him
a while to find out what it was, but he
finally decided that my "prostate valve"
(whatever that is, Google doesn't bring
anything up) was tightened up from taking
ADD medication in the past so he
prescribed Flomax, which seemed to work.
It stopped hurting when I coughed deep,
the burning while I urinated went away,
and I started lasting longer during sex.
I am an abnormally big guy (16 years old,
6'5) so I don't know if that has anything
to do with it.
Anyways, it's not a big enough concern to
go to the doctor about but I wanted to get
some advice. I've noticed recently that
when I get an erection I feel it swell up.
This has never happened before and it
doesn't hurt, but when I'm sitting down I
feel the pressure. This happens when I
just started to get aroused. My penis
doesn't have to be like a rock but I don't
have any problems getting erections (I
used to, but I think it was just the
phychological fear of doing bad in bed
since I was still a virgin), so in my mind
that rules out prostate problems but I'm
not the doctor.
One other thing to add, I don't really
have premature ejaculation and I know
everyone wants to last longer but I can
manage about 5 minutes. That's with
moderate thrusting and the start/stop
method. I think this is just due to poor
diet with little exercise which I'm too
lazy to change.
So: Normal, prostate problems, or
something else?
Thanks in advance.
- Anonymous
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marvel
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Posted: 09-27-07 23:30pm
is it your actual testicle that has the
problem, or is it inside your body? (I
know you said behind your testicles, so
I'm assuming it's inside your body... but
I could be wrong)
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Anonymouse0
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Posted: 09-28-07 15:53pm
Yes, it's inside my body.
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Georgia59
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Posted: 09-28-07 16:48pm
I have to say that 16 is really too young
to be worried about pe or anything, that
will get better as you age and your
hormones cool down.
That's all I got though, I hope you get
some good answers to your real problem!
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marvel
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Posted: 09-28-07 23:21pm
You mention that you have a poor diet and
don't exercize as much as you'd like to...
give that a go. Diet and exercize are
pretty important. I agree with Georgia59,
PE is normal when you're hormones are in
cahoots (unfortunately it's a fact of
being a teenager).
If the problem persists, though, go see
the doctor again, or get a second opinion.
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