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Hope you're doing well. ---EugenioView Thread

If you have bloody urine more than once or twice, you need to be checked out again. It's not normal. Good luck.View Thread

If I were you, I'd go back to the doc and get tested/treated. Meanwhile protect yourself and your partner with condoms.View Thread

I'm just not so sure that testosterone therapy is going to turn out to be the answer to your problems, and you may have other reasons that account for the constellation of symptoms and lab values you have reported. A doc is probably not going to put you on testosterone therapy unless some other test results or criteria for a diagnosis of hypogonadism turn up
Hope you get the answers you need very soon. Best wishes, EugenioView Thread

Not sure what the endocrinologist might come up with as a recommendation. Would be interested to hear what you find out. Good luck! --EugenioView Thread


Erect penis length of at least 3.5 inches can be considered within normal range. Less than that would be reason to consult a doctor to rule out a hormone problem. This is very "general" information. If you're worried, don't be ashamed to see your doc.View Thread


Medication can only be gotten from a doctor.
Good luck.View Thread

A couple of suggestions: If you're overweight, you can lose weight to maximize appearance. Get in good shape to bring attention to other aspects of your physique. In fact, I have a theory that most bodybuilders are guys with either a short penis complex or a complex about their height. Unfortunately the penis has no muscles to exercise, so all the stretching you read about and pills advertised don't really do jack. They just play on every man's wish for a bigger one. It's part of our competative nature, I think.
Don't waste your youth and energy worrying about what some girl with a raggedy stretched-out vagina doesn't like. Don't make it your problem.
Good luck! ----EugenioView Thread
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