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Q: Answer A2049
asked by: DoctorAnswer on January 2nd, 2007
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A painful erection can’t be due to “dry sex” or “genital rubbing”. Rather, a painful erection can be due to an organic disorder of the penis such as fimosis. You should consult a urologist immediately about this problem.


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dutch16 replied on January 3rd, 2007
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Cholesttestoma
My son has had 30 procedures on his ear since birth. Including pe tubes, tympanoplasty,mastoidectomy and removal of cholestestoma,and ear drum and inner ear bones have all been removed. Now it appears that the cholestestoma has reappeared. Is this normal? Is this dangerous? What is his prognosis?

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