I posted my story few weeks ago so I won't rehash too much. I'm at the point where this penile pain is really making me tired and lazy. I get penile pain after ejac and sometimes for no reason at all. I thought I was over this years ago but its back. Is there anyway to know If its an infection this time?
The only different symptom, besides the penile pain, nausea and urination flow is this weird "pinch" like feeling between the penile area and my leg. I have moved into a house on top of this and have been killing myself lifting things after spending months sitting 12 hours a day. I'm just unsure what I should do next.
My head tells me an infection would not allow me a few days pain free, no fever and then come back string again but I do feel sick a lot and run down however...
Maybe I have a cold/allergies.
Anyway,
If this is a result of too much sitting/stress, how do I undo that damage?
When is it officially time to go back to a uro?
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jhferry
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When is it officially time to go back to a uro?
Age: 35 | Onset Age: 28 | Symptoms: Sitting/back pain Slow urination | Helped By: Sitz bath/clonazepam | Worsened By: Sitting/Stress
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webslave
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Clearly it's not an infection. If you've just completed a house move, you have probably used muscles inside your pelvis that are full of trigger points and now you're paying the price.
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LightningTree
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I think you should go back to a doctor if you experience new symptoms. While it is possible it is just the reemergence of CPPS, it is probably worth a visit.
Keep in mind that the area between your testicles/base of the penis and your leg can be a place of herniation, and you did just lift a whole lot of stuff.
Keep in mind that the area between your testicles/base of the penis and your leg can be a place of herniation, and you did just lift a whole lot of stuff.
This is not medical advice, and I am NOT a doctor of medicine or a related field.
* Age:33 Onset: February 2004.
* 99.9% IMPROVEMENT in 2.5 Years with the first year being the really hard part
* Current Symptoms: Mild irritation of perineal muscles on occasion. Relieved for days at a time by a specific stretch (see below).
* Initial Symptoms: Terrible penile, urethral, rectal, and perineal burning/aching with addition afferent sensations.
* Current Treatments: Deep stretching of the legs and pelvis. Most effective: Deep psoas and levitar ani stretch using the first phase of the "pigeon pose" from Yoga. When a deep pulling is felt in the middle of the pelvis next to the upper rectum, symptoms are completely alleviated for several days.
* Past Treatments Hyperprotection of the perineum for 1.7 years, Walking, Rectal biofeedback, Stanford/Wise-Anderson Protocol, Conditioned deep relaxation practice, Men's Multi-Vitamin and an Extra B-complex pill, all seemed to help.
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jhferry
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I hear ya but it was bugging me a few weeks before that when ironically I was doing absolutely nothing but sitting. Since I was staying with my parents with my kid and wife I had to sit on a work chair for months while at home. I think that is what's caused my latest problems. The stress didn't help either...
Age: 35 | Onset Age: 28 | Symptoms: Sitting/back pain Slow urination | Helped By: Sitz bath/clonazepam | Worsened By: Sitting/Stress
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LightningTree
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Ugh. Sitting in a workchair is what did me in. These days I avoid that at all cost. At meetings, I sit cross legged, sit on one hip, or sit on my knees.
This is not medical advice, and I am NOT a doctor of medicine or a related field.
* Age:33 Onset: February 2004.
* 99.9% IMPROVEMENT in 2.5 Years with the first year being the really hard part
* Current Symptoms: Mild irritation of perineal muscles on occasion. Relieved for days at a time by a specific stretch (see below).
* Initial Symptoms: Terrible penile, urethral, rectal, and perineal burning/aching with addition afferent sensations.
* Current Treatments: Deep stretching of the legs and pelvis. Most effective: Deep psoas and levitar ani stretch using the first phase of the "pigeon pose" from Yoga. When a deep pulling is felt in the middle of the pelvis next to the upper rectum, symptoms are completely alleviated for several days.
* Past Treatments Hyperprotection of the perineum for 1.7 years, Walking, Rectal biofeedback, Stanford/Wise-Anderson Protocol, Conditioned deep relaxation practice, Men's Multi-Vitamin and an Extra B-complex pill, all seemed to help.