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Question
09 Feb 2009
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Pain in my penis
I know what Urinary tract pain feels like and this isn' t it. My doc did a PSA test and urine test and he' s stumped. The pain ocurs on the left side of urethra and is worst when peeing in the morning but ocuurs most times I go and it can linger. I am 56 and have usually make love once a week. My penis does have a slight curve to the left but that has been there since I can remember and I have not done anything to damage it. This pain has been happening for about a month. Any idea what might be causing it or should I see a Urologist?
Sexologist
best advice- see an urologist - he can do a scope and see what is going on
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