When should you speak to a doctor?

Clear signs that professional care is a good idea.

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Consider seeing a doctor if you notice:

  • persistent erection or ejaculation concerns that bother you
  • sudden changes in sexual function
  • pain, swelling or lumps in the genitals or testicles
  • blood in urine or semen
  • urinary problems
  • low mood, anxiety or stress affecting daily life

Seek urgent care for

  • sudden severe testicular pain
  • an erection lasting more than 4 hours
  • genital injury or heavy bleeding
  • chest pain
  • thoughts of self-harm (Tele-MANAS 14416, emergency 112)

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