anybody else has difficulty walking after going bathroom #2?
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otherwiseread
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anybody else has difficulty walking after going bathroom #2?
usually I can only go take a cr$p when I plan to stay at home the rest of the day, because otherwise I get this very annoying stinging sensation in my anus when I walk to the point I actually avoid walking at all costs, for many hours after I actually use the bathroom. If I stay on the couch at home I feel fine on the other hand. it's been going on since beginning of march. Any people with similar symptoms?
OK, too lazy to change my signature, but my sympoms have improved significantly, some went away competely. Old sig below.
Age: 27 | Onset Age: 23 | Symptoms: differ from year to year, anal/buttocks pain(especially when moving around/walking), burning when pee every once in a while, muscle tightness after peeing, sometimes but rarely burning after,, but no urgency , i pee about 4-5 times a day. Stomach bloating, hard to pass gas, occasional sharp pain in right side lower abs.
Helped By: alcohol(maybe i am wrong about this one,, helps some symtoms, possibly makes other symptoms worse), water, Beer always cures urethra pains/burning.
| Worsened By: showers, defecation, massage?, stress, winter, early spring, Snapple diet iced tea?.
Makes no difference: sitting(try putting something under back legs of your chair to tilt it slightly), masturbation(2-3 times a day usually),(update, now down to 1-2 times a day), used to ride bike without a seat on for 4 hours some days 3-4 days a week- no problem, spicy foods - no problem, 3-4 cups of black tea a day- no problem
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You may have an anal fissure.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anal_fissure
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anal_fissure
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HelpADude
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Well, my chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome symptom has been behaving very well for the last months or so but last week or so I been having bad itch after #2 and finally today I see fresh (red) blood stain on bath-tissues. Ding it. My anxiety just shoot through the roof.
I had seen blood before maybe once or twice but never with itch that stays.
How do I know it's hemorrhoid or a fissure. I can sits just fine now but the blood is telling that things had got worse rather than better. Time to see a doctor?
I had seen blood before maybe once or twice but never with itch that stays.
How do I know it's hemorrhoid or a fissure. I can sits just fine now but the blood is telling that things had got worse rather than better. Time to see a doctor?
Age: 38 Onset: April 2006 Current | Symptoms: Update, doctor found no hemorroid but pruritus ani. Was doing very good for a while but lately are having more flares. | Symptoms: raw, irrated feeling, spams in balls and bladder area. Drugs: Omega 3 oil only and just started Prosta-Q in Feb 2008, currently not taking Prosta-Q. Treatment: relaxation, AHIP stretches, the book EVERYDAY ZEN, Worsened by: Coffee (not 100% sure)
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LifeInTurmoil
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Don't panic! I had the exact same problem you had. I RAN to my doctor the very same day. He is a colon and rectal surgeon. It turned out to be just a 'roid'. He gave me some special suppositories to use for inflammation, but I decided not to use them anyway because of certain side effects. I used good old Preparation H for a few weeks instead and it seemed to help. This after my doc told me that Prep H really doesn't help that much. Go figure! If you know of a good colo/rectal surgeon, go get checked just to be sure. He will probably just put a scope up your rear to check you out, like mine did to me. It wasn't even uncomfortable when he did it to me. Stay well!!HelpADude wrote:Well, my chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome symptom has been behaving very well for the last months or so but last week or so I been having bad itch after #2 and finally today I see fresh (red) blood stain on bath-tissues. Ding it. My anxiety just shoot through the roof.
I had seen blood before maybe once or twice but never with itch that stays.
How do I know it's hemorrhoid or a fissure. I can sits just fine now but the blood is telling that things had got worse rather than better. Time to see a doctor?
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Tracflog
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I have this same problem. didn't really start till I started getting the pelvic pain. I was pretty upset about it myself so I went and actually got a colonoscopy. Turns out it was just a hemroid. Although the combination of the hemroid and the pelvic pain really sucks. Torture would be the most fitting word for the tag team.
Age: 30 | Onset Age:26 | Symptoms:Primary symptom is pain in the area of the perineum. Do not have frequent urination. Do not have golf ball feeling. Sometimes feel as though I have urine in the area of the perineum where if I try to urinate I can sometimes alleviate the pain. Pain can be described as sort of a burning/tightness discomfort. Usually do not feel that great when the pain is at its worse. Have seemingly also developed an acid reflux problem over the past couple years. | Helped By: Warm water, although dont seem to get much from other sources of heat, like heating pads. For some reason drinking alcohol seems to make my pain better. Not ejaculating for extended periods of time helps, but the longer I go without ejaculating, the worse its going to be once I do. Tried prosta-q and Q-Urol, both didn't do anything for me. Have been on multiple antibiotics, all of which did not help. Have tried pain killers, worthless. Elavil for a while, didn't seem to help either. | Worsened By: Sitting in certain chairs. Driving for an extended period of time. Ejaculation. Walking sometimes makes it seem worse. Basically moving around at all kinda bothers me.
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