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Dr. Mehfooz, please help,.Involuntary spasm and contractions in penis
Hello abchomeo,age : 23
weight : 64kg
i am experiencing involuntary contractions and spasm in my penis since a very long time. When ever i touch the penis when erect, it twitches many times automatically without my control or effort and casus the semen to come out before i desire and its premature ejaculation, i have already quit masturbation long time back,
I am currently taking Bufo rana 200 since 4 days and can feel some difference but i read that it causes impotency, so should i take it further or stop it now for the fear of impotence, please refer me.
Plz doctor, prescribe me to cure this involuntary actions, whenever i see any erotic picture, i get erections very fast and when i touch my penis, it starts twitching and contracting itself and also contracting my pc muscles which makes me ejaculate, this was my previous condition when i used to masturbate, no i have left masturbation but i can feel the same contractions whenever penis is erect in the mornings.
i am taking bufo rana 200 and so far, it feels like it is working but i am afraid that it causes impotence, please advice me, i am at urgency here, please help me out. and correct my medications,
waiting for reply as soon as possible,
And what is the difference between impotent and infertile?
[message edited by shoaibeie on Sat, 10 Mar 2012 10:34:59 GMT]
[message edited by shoaibeie on Sat, 10 Mar 2012 11:34:40 GMT]
shoaibeie on 2012-03-10
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