It could be any number of things, some of them serious. You MUST get to your doctor ASAP, and it makes good sense to stop sexual activity with partners until you get this taken care of.
The major signs of a bladder problem are very frequent urination or no urination at all. The bladder problem could also be from dehydration and should be checked out by a doctor.
No, it cannot. If you have a chronical problem, making it hard to urinate, it could damage your kidneys. But your penis should be safe.
Could be in the penis, could be in your head. The penis is there to send stimulation to the brain. If we are not in the mood or we are worried about something, it is hard to get hard. Could be a physical issue, high blood pressure, diabetes. Go to a doctor and find out. Not getting erect could be a sign of something more serious.
If a person feels pain during urination, they should see their primary care physician. Possible explanations for the pain could include urinary tract infection, sexually transmitted disease, or more. Antibiotics may be required.
You forgot to mention if it hurts during urination or defecation. (peeing and pooping) If it's during urination, suspect an infection and go see your doctor if it keeps up more than a couple of days. If it's during defecation, it could be varicose veins around your anus, which are called 'hemmorhoids
Excess urination 'could' be a sign of diabetes; it's best to get it checked by a physician before trying to self-treat.
If you are sure you do not have an STD, you could have a bacterial urinary infection or you may have a yeast problem. If yeast is the problem and you are still having unprotected sex, you are exchanging the yeast back and forth. Men can be carriers of yeast with or without symptoms (asymptomatic). Do not have any more unprotected sex, because STD's is the minimal ailment you can receive without protection. Please protect yourself!
We all have to go sometime But I doubt if the length of your penis would have any bearing on it. !4 inches could prove to be a bit of a problem but it wont kill you.
I did not know you could. whenever an injury occurs to a part of the body especially during the amputation of pieces of it there is likely to be inflammation leading to swelling. the best thing to do is not mutilate the penis.
Bladder infection
This is not normal. You should see a doctor if its a reoccuring thing. It could be something simple like an infection that can be fixed with antibiotics. It could also be an STD that you should get taken care of fast.
A physician should diagnose this properly, however, the synthoms sound diabetic.