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[Guest guest]

A patient, male, mid 50's, managerial type, mild mannered, reports to me

that the opening of his urethra at the end of his penis has begun to grow

closed. He claims the opening was reduced to 1/3 its normal diameter.

Has anyone ever heard of this. So I ask him if he is experiencing any

pain. He says, " a little. " I ask if his urine is inhibited. He says,

" not anymore. " I say, " not anymore? " He says, " Yeah, I just cut it back

open with my exacto knife. " Do I have a patient with a physical condition

or a mental condition or both? And assuming this is on the level, what

are the possible pathomechanisms for this condition (the penis thing, I

mean; I am quite clear about the pathomechanisms of delusional behavior,

which I have not yet ruled out).

 

 

Chinese Herbs

 

 

" Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre

minds " -- Albert Einstein

[Guest guest]

Todd:

 

Did you verify his actions? As other TCMers have said " work the

pattern. "

 

 

Jim Ramholz

 

 

 

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wrote:

> A patient, male, mid 50's, managerial type, mild mannered, reports

to me that the opening of his urethra at the end of his penis has

begun to grow closed. He claims the opening was reduced to 1/3 its

normal diameter.

> Has anyone ever heard of this. So I ask him if he is experiencing

any pain. He says, " a little. " I ask if his urine is inhibited. He

says, " not anymore. " I say, " not anymore? " He says, " Yeah, I just

cut it back open with my exacto knife. " Do I have a patient with a

physical condition or a mental condition or both? And assuming this

is on the level, what are the possible pathomechanisms for this

condition (the penis thing, I mean; I am quite clear about the

pathomechanisms of delusional behavior, which I have not yet ruled

out).

>

>

> Chinese Herbs

>

> voice:

> fax:

>

> " Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre

> minds " -- Albert Einstein

[Guest guest]

I'd look into two things.

 

1) Genetal warts

 

2) Spermatorrhea whereby the exudate is hardening in the urethra which

gives rise to the infamous morning after muti-stream.

 

wrote:

>

> A patient, male, mid 50's, managerial type, mild mannered, reports to me that

the opening of his urethra at the end of his penis has begun to grow closed. He

claims the opening was reduced to 1/3 its normal diameter. Has anyone ever heard

of this. So I ask him if he is experiencing any pain. He says, " a little. " I ask

if his urine is inhibited. He says, " not anymore. " I say, " not anymore? " He

says, " Yeah, I just cut it back open with my exacto knife. " Do I have a patient

with a physical condition or a mental condition or both? And assuming this is on

the level, what are the possible pathomechanisms for this condition (the penis

thing, I mean; I am quite clear about the pathomechanisms of delusional

behavior, which I have not yet ruled out).

 

--

Al Stone L.Ac.

<AlStone

http://www.BeyondWellBeing.com

 

Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.