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Men And Urination
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Sometimes when i am urinating my flow comes to a stop but i feel i could push out a bit more urine. If i decide, nah i'll leave it then i may dribble a little bit darn me frunt of me boxers.
If I try get the last bit out I have to clear my mind and allow my body to relax before some more urine comes out but after it does, that's usually it.
However, no matter how I shake and dance a drop end on me pants!
Does anyone else have this issue or do i need to see a doctor.
If I try get the last bit out I have to clear my mind and allow my body to relax before some more urine comes out but after it does, that's usually it.
However, no matter how I shake and dance a drop end on me pants!
Does anyone else have this issue or do i need to see a doctor.
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There’s a simplified urine test that’s been developed for general diagnostics for we men.
One should go out in the garden and have a pee.
If ants gather around the puddle, then, I’m afraid, it’s Diabetes.
If one pees on your shoes, then it’s a Prostate problem.
If it smells of a barbecue, it’s a Cholesterol problem.
If when one shakes it and the wrist hurts, then it’s Osteoarthritis.
If one walks back inside the house with it hanging out of the pants, then it’s Alzheimer’s.
There’s a simplified urine test that’s been developed for general diagnostics for we men.
One should go out in the garden and have a pee.
If ants gather around the puddle, then, I’m afraid, it’s Diabetes.
If one pees on your shoes, then it’s a Prostate problem.
If it smells of a barbecue, it’s a Cholesterol problem.
If when one shakes it and the wrist hurts, then it’s Osteoarthritis.
If one walks back inside the house with it hanging out of the pants, then it’s Alzheimer’s.
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