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Glans Penis pain(I can't find anyone online with it)

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PostPosted: 04/30/07 - 23:56    Post subject: Glans Penis pain(I can't find anyone online with it) Vote now! Reply with quote
Ok..I've never heard of this happening but here goes..the side of my glans penis hurts when i START to get turned on or when I wake in the morning..but when I'm fully erect..it goes away, it's like at the side of the tip..the urethra is un-involved..if i squeeze the glans a bit i can feel it..I don't think it's the skin...help?
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PostPosted: 05/01/07 - 00:04    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
I forgot to mention..the meatus isn't involved either..there's no reddness, swelling, or lesions or anything like that
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PostPosted: 03/25/08 - 17:00    Post subject: Me too Vote now! Reply with quote
I have this too.. what's the answer?
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