CPPS or PNE?

Male pelvic pain, prostatitis, IC
Tna

CPPS or PNE?

Post by Tna »

Frequent urination is rare. There is a urine leak a little. Moreover, after symptoms developed, semen was yellow and became thick. When it sits down especially, pain and sense of incongruity are felt for the rectum, a penis, and a testis. While standing, it is almost normal. I am diagnosed as non-bacterial prostatitis. But should PNE be suspected?
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PNE is characterized by pain only when sitting, and the pain is absent when standing or sitting on a toilet seat.
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Tna

Post by Tna »

To be sure, a toilet seat is comfortable. :P
I had stimulus condition in the urethra or the bladder, when symptoms developed. They happened simultaneously with the pain of sitting down. Furthermore, it might be troubled with the ache of a urethra even if it was standing. However, sitting down now is pain most. For example, the desk work and drive a car which have a meal, and they reach the peak of pain in about 30 minutes. They are accompanied by the pain of the anus, a scrotum, and a penis, and the feeling of a foreign substance in the rectum.
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Post by greggie1 »

Try a coccyx pillow or chairs:
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Have you ever fell on your tailbone? You symptoms are a lot like mine. The coccyx pillow/chair keeps pressure off you tailbone and prudential nerbe. It has made a significant difference for me.