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Help! He’s got sexual problems

Q My partner has had a series of sexual setbacks recently – an itchy penis, pain when he urinates, and problems climaxing. But instead of seeing his GP, he just looks everything up on the internet, diagnoses his own problems, then tries self-help remedies ordered online. He says he doesn’t want to waste the doctor’s time, but I think he’s unwise to try to treat himself. Isn’t he risking his health by not getting reliable advice?

SUSAN SAYS

Much online advice, like that from the NHS (), is reliable. But I agree – your partner’s symptoms need a face-to-face appointment, for

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