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In brief
The bicycle is a commonly used exercise modality, and a number of injuries occur with its use. Among the problems associated with the saddle are rashes, boils, granulomas, urethritis, and ischemic neuropathy of the penis. Prevention of these maladies can be accomplished through proper hygiene, cycling clothing, bicycle size, and saddle position.
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Blake Powell
Dr. Powell is an associate staff physician in the emergency department of York Hospital in York, Pennsylvania. He is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine and a team physician for the US Cycling Federation.