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Q: Burning Sensations

asked by: Eliji1 on January 19th, 2006

New User

I've had this same problem maybe once or twice in the past few years, it only lasts maybe for a few hours or a day and goes away.

Tonight I had a prickly burning sensation in the penis urethra and anus at the same time after urination and its going away as I type this (about 10-15 minutes after going to the bathroom). It has me a little concerned and was wondering what the likely cause is. There are no spots, unusual things or mucus at all. Everything seemed/seems normal except for the sudden pain, it wasn't like this earlier in the day.

Thanks.

Edit: oh and I think I should mention that i've never had sex or been sexually involved with someone before.

Replies(2)

cd998776

replied on January 22nd, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

How old are you? Do you exercise a lot (ie: workout or play sports)?

Eliji1

replied on January 27th, 2006

New User

I'm twenty and haven't been exercising alot for awhile due to having no energy, headaches, etc. I have been getting in a half hour of walking daily for a week or so. Despite the lack of exercising though i'am not overweight or thin, I look like I work out even though I haven't for quite some time. 130lbs and 5ft 6in.

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