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Q: Burnin In Penis/discomfort In Testicles

asked by: LSwon2001 on May 14th, 2007

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27 year old male. I went to the doctor a few weeks ago and had discomfort in groin area and discomfort in testicles(right one). Gave me dioxycycline(sp.) for 7 days twice a day(not sure mg.) well after that still had slight discomfort in groin area, but none in testes. Had a weaker urine stream than usual and had digital exam of prostate and slightly swollen. Doctor gave me 500mg of cipro for 14 day supply(one pill twice day). Well still having slight burning in penis and still urine stream is not completely normal. What you think guys? Kinda concerned now

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Llewellyn

replied on May 14th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Not sure. I would let the doctor know that you're still experiencing symptoms so he can have another look or give you more meds.

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