Is an 85-degree erection angle normal, and is intercourse painful with a condom for someone with hypothyroidism?

The symptoms you're describing may indicate UTI or STI.... It's important to see a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment. Drink plenty of WATER and avoid holding in your urine.... Practice safe sex to prevent STIs. ....

Phimosis is a condition when the foreskin cannot retract. Clean the area daily with warm water. Use a topical steroid cream to reduce inflammation.. Surgical intervention may be required in severe cases. Consult a urologist for proper diagnosis and treatment plan. 

Idiopathic scrotal calcinosis is a benign condition characterized by the presence of small, painless nodules in the scrotum. Treatment is usually not required unless the nodules begin to irritate or cause symptoms. It is recommended that you visit a urologist for further evaluation and management.

Premature Ejaculation can be caused by anxiety or underlying health issues . Consider consulting a doctor or sex therapist for potential treatment options . 

Frequent testicular pain could be epididymitis. Pain after micturition could be UTI. Early diagnosis and treatment are necessary. Don't ignore.

You might have this problem if you are feeling pain when passing urine if you feel like you need to pass urine more often than usual, or when your urine looks cloudy. A bladder infection happens when bacteria enter the bladder. However, it is not usually serious. To cure it, your doctor might give you some antibiotics that can help kill the germs causing the infection. Ensure that you drink a lot of water to help wash away the bacteria.