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Dr. Steve Gange, MD
Urologist
Dr. Steve Gange is a urologist practicing in Salt Lake City, UT. Dr. Gange specializes in diseases of the urinary tract and the male reproductive system. This includes areas of the bladder, urethra, kidneys, penis and prostate. Urology is a surgical specialty and requires knowledge in other areas of expertise such as gynecology and internal medicine due to the variety of clinical problems that are involved.
42 years
Experience
Dr. Steven Norris Gange, MD
- Draper, UT
- University of California, Riverside (UCR)
- Accepting new patients
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Vibration in penis?
Sounds like vigorous friction by masturbation or inadequate lube may have caused some nerve irritation. Another thought is that you slept on it. On the other hand if you begin READ MORE
Sounds like vigorous friction by masturbation or inadequate lube may have caused some nerve irritation. Another thought is that you slept on it. On the other hand if you begin tingling/vibrating elsewhere or if this fails to resolve in a day of two please seek medical advice. SG
STD exposure?
It is possible to contract herpe virus infections (usually HS-1 not HS-2) from oral sex or kissing someone who has the virus; both forms of herpes are transmitted by mucosal-mucosal READ MORE
It is possible to contract herpe virus infections (usually HS-1 not HS-2) from oral sex or kissing someone who has the virus; both forms of herpes are transmitted by mucosal-mucosal contact (mucosa refers to moist bodily surfaces(. The risk of transmission from the other person is much higher if they have blisters, open sores or scabs in the area of your contact. The virus can then lay dormant for a very long time: you could have contracted it and not have outward evidence for months. Ask your doctor about anti0viral medicine which wont cure the virus but it can help you have shorter outbreaks and be less likely to spread it to otherstell your friend this as well. SG
About sperm
Well sperm lives in semen, not urine. If a man ejaculates the sperm in the semen can be viable to cause pregnancy for up to an hour, depending on conditions. Urine is pretty toxic READ MORE
Well sperm lives in semen, not urine. If a man ejaculates the sperm in the semen can be viable to cause pregnancy for up to an hour, depending on conditions. Urine is pretty toxic to sperm so that combo is not going to sustain sperm life. Of note sperm can last indefinitely if cryopreserved (sperm banking)
