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Hi I've just had my second physio session this week and my urethral pain has been a lot worse and I've also had some bladder pain .Is this usual ? .I dont really have a frequency or burning issue though .I did have a glass of red wine with a meal would this make symptoms a lot worse ?
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Flare ups after Physio sessions are common and are usually a good sign.
This is not Medical advice - Consult your Doctor!

Age:39. Age at onset:31. Symptoms prior to treatment: Golf ball in rectum, severe urinary frequency (2-3x/hr; 5-10x/night); weak stream; painful ejaculation; coccygeal pain; tip of penis pain; general pelvic pain on left; testicular pain; supra-pubic pain. Current | Symptoms: Urinary frequency 1x every 2-3 hrs and 1-2 x a night; mild pelvic pain on left hand side (all symptoms still improving!)
Helped by: Trigger point release; avoiding exercise; pelvic floor relaxation; Neurontin decreased bladder sensitivity somewhat. Worsened by: Exercise; frequent ejaculation; ibuprofen irritates bladder. Made no difference: Diet; biofeedback; quercetin; Steroid anti-inflammatories; Elavil.

****UPDATE*** I am now able to sit again at work all day, and can perform moderate aerobic exersise again for the first time in 8 years!!!

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Thanks I hope so ,do you think its best to cut alcohol out all together ? or does it make a difference
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Cut alcohol.
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Interestingly I was completely alcohol intolerant for two years. Now I drink occassionally and actually makes my chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome feel better. Now that the inflammation seems to be gone the alcohol must relax the muscles. While your urinary track feels caustic and inflamed I would not drink.
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I feel the same when I drink. The more I drink the more my chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome goes away. It must relax the muscles which makes sense. But I should also say that no food or drinks has ever negatively affected my CPPS.
Age:30 | Onset Age: 27 | Symptoms: now-only tight perineum (slight golf ball feeling) and occasional dull to moderate testicle and rectum aches, past-all typical CPPS symptoms at some point | Helped By: consistent stretching, pt, relaxing, 25-50mg of Elavil daily, occasional 5mg of Valium, 800mg of ibuprofen when needed | Worsened By:too much sexual activity, excessive exercise, sitting for too long
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Thanks for the replies ,yes better to stay off alcohol when I have this urethra pain then or after a physio treatment.Funny though ,how sometimes I've been fine having the occasional drink .
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I can tolerate vodka but red wine, which is full of byproducts of fermentation, makes me vomit. Quote from a website on hangovers:
Red wine gives the drinker the most headaches & causes nausea because it has high levels of congeners & toxic chemicals compared to other drinks.
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