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Burning sensation in urethra and tip of penis

Dear sir/ma'am,

I am 24 years old male, indian, I masturbate daily 2-3 times, the thing is, there is a burning sensation in my urethra, tip of my penis and under my penis head(white cracks),and my penis is circumcised, I have tested for UTI and it came back normal also the doctor checked my prostate for any pain, but it was normal so the doctor ruled out prostatitis.
I have been taking thuja 300 3 pills dose 1-0-1 for 5 days and sulhpur 300 3 pills morning and nux vomica 300 3 pills evening for 10 days, but couldn't see any change.
And also I suffer from premature ejaculation,hence nux vomica, which is also not yet cured.
Pls help coz I m getting married after 2 months.
Pls doctor

Darkknight on 2017-08-04

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TAKE CANTHARIS 200C 3PILLS TWICE DAILY FOR ONE DAY
AND EQUISETUM Q 8DROPS IN HALF GLASS WATER
10DROPS EACH FROM ACID PHOS Q AND AGNUS CASTUS Q IN HALF GLASS WATER THRICE DAILY SEPERATELY

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♡ drthoufeequebhms 7 years ago

Equisetum Q- 8 drops thrice a day for how many days!?

10DROPS EACH FROM ACID PHOS Q AND AGNUS CASTUS Q IN HALF GLASS WATER THRICE DAILY SEPERATELY
For how many days?

Darkknight 7 years ago

And shud i start taking drop medicines from day 1, the day when I'll be taking cantharis

Darkknight 7 years ago

TAKE THESE FOR 7DAYS AND REPORT CHANGES HERE
USE A GAP OF 30MINUTES BETWEEN REMEDIES

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