Brown Spots on Penis: Causes and Treatment

Your nephew was watched for high bilirubin, which is good. It’s a puzzle with a positive UTI and maybe PUV. Symptoms include fever and UTIs. PUV can block urine flow. Surgery might be necessary but it’s not clear from the X-ray. If there is no fever or symptoms, don’t hurry now. Continue working with the doctors.

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.

You may have a urinary tract infection (UTI). UTIs typically present with symptoms such as frequent urination, itching in the urethra, and difficulty urinating. These bacteria require treatment through antibiotics like LeFloxin. Complete the full course of antibiotics to clear the infection. Your doctor might prescribe another medicine if the symptoms persist after the first round of treatment. 

Yes, it's possible to get re-infected. Use protection always

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.

Sex for long pe­riods may be harmful without medical help. Be­ careful taking medicines to improve­ sex performance. The­se can cause harmful effe­cts like rapid heartbeats, dizzine­ss, or even vision problems. Seek professional guidance­ if needed.

Testicular pain and swelling needs quick medical attention. THe main causes are testicular torsion, epididymitis, orchitis, inguinal hernia, trauma, or varicocele. Kindly consult a urologist near you for proper evalution and diagnosis of your problm.

Fingering your rectum while se­lf-pleasuring can bring delight, as numerous se­nsitive nerves re­side there. Howe­ver, caution is advised to preve­nt self-harm. Lubrication is crucial to avoid tearing delicate­ tissues, leading to discomfort, blee­ding, or infections.