I think of having the both diseases (cp + CPPS)

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I think of having the both diseases (cp + CPPS)

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So, I think really of having both diseases ( Chronic prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndrome), because I felt the erectile dysfunction well before the pain.
I think that the first one pains were due to the infection ( fever;bladder, testicles), and that the current pains are due to the tension (lower back, penis, rectum, urethra, perineum). There is one year between theses pains.

do Valium leads to some kind of erectile dysfunction?

I am planning to come in California but I have to push aside at first a possible infection :(
Age:25 | Onset Age:24 | Symptoms: sexual dysfunction (ED,PE), low urinary tract, frequency, pain in testicles-rectum-penis-loins(low back)-urethra-bladder, urethral itch, depression | Helped By:antidepressor, acupuncture, relaxation, stretching | Worsened By:
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ok

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ok

I begin with valium today
in one month, new bacterial exams
in two month, prostate massage for exam
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ok see you in hell

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i am convinced prostatitis induce fibrosis of para-prostatic tissues.
si I can deduce my sexual function is dead.
instead of make me happy, valium helps me seeing the true story.

2 years of STD, or bacterial prostatitis, makes jef crazy

I ll take off with my paraglider, then I ll jump .
thank you
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I think you need to calm down and read more on this forum before deciding to kill yourself.

This condition is not a death sentence, far from it.
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i just want to know if.....

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does an untreated acute prostatitis, lead to irreversible damages like prostate fibrosis, and so on...... I read that acute prostatitis in rats and mice lead to prostate tissue fibrosis and change in architecture of tissues.

winding_road ( who had his corpus spongiosum dead , as me) seems to be dead otherwise he would let us know about his recover(ing).

Many people in many chats group like "yahoo group : prostatitis and erectile dysfunction" are untraceable .

Furthermore, Dr.wise called me last week (for free) during one hour, (thanks) but I tend to disagree with him : the pains I describe in my signature have gone and I have felt them only for 3 weeks, ( curiously corresponding with the Cipro course) , so the pains is not the first responsible factor of my sexual dysfunction. ( I never had painful ejaculation, pain during sex, etc....)

2 years of impotence for 3 weeks of pain
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Many Men just get better and don't want to post any more so they don't have to be reminded of bad times in the PAST.

Some men like myself are getting better and owe it to the Webmaster and many others to pay it forward and help others. Perhaps, this is why we have not heard from some Men.

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jef, I understand you're depressed but if all you're going to do is try and drag other people down then I'd rather you did it elsewhere. Instead of speculating about who has given up why don't you try some of the protocols suggested here? You're not going to get an overnight cure and you're certainly not going to overcome ED by constantly stressing out.

As for permanent damage, I'd point out that most cells in the body constantly replace themselves. In addition fibroids break down over time.
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Re: I just want to know if.....

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jef wrote:widing road ( who had his corpus spongiosum dead , as me) seems to be dead otherwise he would let us know about his recover(ing).
What a stupid statement to make :roll:
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scotsman wrote:
jef wrote:widing road ( who had his corpus spongiosum dead , as me) seems to be dead otherwise he would let us know about his recover(ing).
What a stupid statement to make :roll:
I agree...

That's the kind of post no one should have to read...

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Winding_road had constant pain, and you report no pain, so your cases are entirely different. Furthermore, there is no such thing as an "untreated acute prostatitis". Acute prostatitis is a medical emergency that has to be treated by intravenous antibiotics in a hospital. It is not a condition you simply decide not to treat, so you have never had acute prostatitis. :evil:

This is not a forum to discuss suicide, and the fact that you are thinking of suicide has more to do with your psychological problems than with your impotence or (non-existent) pelvic pain. The impotence is also probably psychogenic (caused by your brain).

Your best bet now is to get psychiatric help. See a psychiatrist or psychologist as soon as possible. Goodbye, and good luck.
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I have never had fever , chills , and aches....
I have never had pains .....
I have never had erectile dysfunction .....
I have never had urinary problems......
I have not hardenning/sclerosis of the vesical pass.....
I pee like a 20 years old man each morning......
No change in architecture of my penis......



in fact, I am just a psychopatic boy who invent some diseases.
so, ok I will see a psychologist to deal about the fact that I have problems with sex, that when I have sex , it disturbs my brain and gives me fever, chills and aches, that when I have sex, I become impotent for 2 years, that when I have sex, I pee 3 drops 15 times in the evening......


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Jef

I suggest you get help elsewhere. We are not equipped to handle people with problems like yours. I do not think you have CP/CPPS.

For legal reasons, anyone who threatens suicide on our site is de-authorized. Sorry.

I do think you have psychological problems, and perhaps other medical problems that are causing your painless impotence. A lot of things can go wrong down there, so you'd best see another urologist.
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