Bowel Movements = Erections & Stimulation At Night

Male pelvic pain, prostatitis, IC
ZR
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Bowel Movements = Erections & Stimulation At Night

Post by ZR »

I am writing about this issue to see if any other people on this forum have the same experiences as I. So if you had or still have problems like the ones I am about to talk about and want to post about your experiences it would be good to hear you.

Usually when ever I have more than 2 bowel movements in one day like 3, 4, or even 5 bowel movements in a day this causes problems and discomfort and tightness in the perineum. As a result of this discomfort and tightness I get a lot of erections and my sexual stimulation really gets high and some times not always that stimulation causes me to want and as a result of that want to look at porn on the computer or by other means. This act usually causes even more erections and stimulation that causes more discomfort and this is not really helpful. This problem of several bowel movements and the acts that follow usually happen about 2 days a week some times more some times less and also this problem has been going on for a few years now. For the past few years I have not been able to prevent or change the aftermath effects after these issues start.

On a side note I have to say sometimes even when I have 1 or 2 bowel movements the perineum discomfort and tightness and the effects that come as a result happen it just all really depends on how the bowel movements go with discomfort and pain.

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Post by Clay »

My chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome started after a 4 month battle with lymphocytic colitis where I lost 35 pounds. The connection between my bowels and chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome seems more global, though. I don't think I notice day to day differences, but I'll keep watch.

Here's a link to a guy's story. He claims he keeps his ulcerative colitis in control by balancing his testosterone and estradiol (estrogen). It's more relevant to me because I'm just starting testosterone replacement therapy, but the link between hormones and sex and bowels interesting I think.


http://forum.mesomorphosis.com/mens-hea ... =DIM+works
I am not a doctor too!
Age 64, sudden onset 5/06 during bout of flu, colitis, lung and liver problems. Pain in penis, then moved to rectum. No urinary symptoms. Use Lyrica, Elavil, paxil, Xanax, morphine, vicodin, relaxation, pads for sitting, 100+ PT sessions. Sensitive to gluten, milk protein, soy. I have CFS, anxiety, GERD, Barrett's, colitis, kidney stones, one of which referred pain to penis.
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Post by ZR »

Thanks CLAY I will check that link out you posted on here.
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