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PostPosted: 05/24/07 - 05:07    Post subject: swelling in penis after swiming in chlorinated water Vote now! Reply with quote
Dear Sir

I am a regular swimmer. For the last one week I am suffering from swelling in penis after swiming in chlorinated water. I just wanted to know the root cause and remedy becos every summer I face this problem

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Ramyesh Bali
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