Trichomoniasis-Behandlung abgeschlossen: Risiken einer erneuten Infektion erklärt

In relation to your symptoms, it is likely that you have a urinary incontinence. Consulting a urologist with physical examinations and diagnostic testing to establish the underlying cause is essential. According to the diagnosis, treatment can be conducted in form of medications, pelvic floor exercises or surgery.

If the cut is still not healing after 7 days then seek medical attention from a doctor as soon as possible. A persistent cut can increase the risk of infection and lead to complications. In the meantime, avoid sexual activity, keep the area clean and dry, and refrain from applying any creams or ointments without medical advice.

You might have this problem if you are feeling pain when passing urine if you feel like you need to pass urine more often than usual, or when your urine looks cloudy. A bladder infection happens when bacteria enter the bladder. However, it is not usually serious. To cure it, your doctor might give you some antibiotics that can help kill the germs causing the infection. Ensure that you drink a lot of water to help wash away the bacteria. 

While it is normal for one testicle to be a bit larger than the other, a sudden change whereby the right one is always bigger than the left one for a couple of days is worth taking notice of. Mention it even if there is no pain and it is okay. The causes of this condition may be something like an infection or fluid build-up. 

Sometime­s you may have an uncomfortable, stinging fee­ling when urinating. There may be­ no infection. This could be caused by irritation in your bladde­r or urethra. It could happen because­ certain foods or drinks irritate your system. Drinking more­ water and avoiding irritants like caffeine­ and spicy foods may help ease that stinging se­nsation.

In that case you need to consult a sexual health specialist. Convey your concerns to them for proper evaluation and remember that sexual health concerns are common and can often be addressed with the right guidance and support

It’s very normal for a penis to be smaller when it’s not hard, and then grow to about 11-12cm long when it is. This happens during puberty which is usually from around  when you are 10-14 years old. So you shouldn’t have anything to worry about.