Question about the nerves
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BG0013
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Question about the nerves
Hi.. Right when I started getting symptoms of CPPS, I was using steroids.. I was injecting them into my but.. I was also using a one in the half inch needle to do so, which felt a little to long, and I remember when putting it in I use to sometimes feel like I was hitting a nerve, as it was very painful.. I'm just wondering if it could've caused some type of nerve damage? Thanks..
Age 21.. | Symptoms: Extreme discomfort in bladder, and lower abdomen.. To the point that I can't sit still, and sleep, can't do anything.. The only that will help is getting into the bath... Urinary frequency, Urinary hesitancy, sometimes taking a few minutes to get just a little bit out.. Sometimes lower back pain when I lay down at night.. Never have the golf ball feeling everybody talks about, and never have a problem sitting down.. Helps: Hot baths, Xanax (but makes me extremely tired), stretching (it seems like only sometimes), pain killers (ex: Percocet, but if I take them, they end up making me worse the next days following, probably due to the urinary retention they cause).. Makes worse: Stress is the main main thing, caffeine and spicy foods too, but not really a whole whole lot.. only a moderate amount..
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Several men have reported their condition being triggered by androstenedione, a direct hormone precursor of testosterone, which is used (abused?) to build muscles in bodybuilding. Dr Shoskes says he has seen many men report getting symptoms after taking testosterone.
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