I am having the same problem, but, after reading these posts, can see that it isn't unusual. I believe the area becomes "swollen" causing constricted blood vessels. I'm surprised urologists can't figure this out and "mention" it as a possibility. I am anxious to hear what the urologist said after your visit.
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11-12-2013, 08:26 AM #1
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Considering the original post was about 7 years ago it's doubtful that the OP will come back to tell you….
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Yes, that person is long gone.
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