Have a question... I notice when taking heavy doses of NSAIDs that my testicles and surrounding area appear to drop down farther as if my muscles are more relaxed. Generally, I notice my testicles are very tight to my body (as if I got out of a cold pool).. I think because my pelvic muscles are so contracted.
Wondering what effect ibuprofin or nsaids have on the muscles. Trying to figure out if it is the ibuprofen that is relaxing my muscles or it's inflammation in the prostate that is decreasing thus resulting in muscle relaxation in the surrounding muscles.
Stretching and physical therapy do not seem to be having much effect on me after 50+ visits. Wondering if this inflammation of the prostate is the first issue and the muscle issue is secondary to the inflamed prostate for me. Any time I can get any relaxation from hot bath or PT it seems to bounce right back an hour later.
If I take ibuprofen on a infammation reducing course of a few days, I notice my ejaculate actually can shoot out a bit more like it would when it I was normal.
NSAIDS Effect on Smooth Muscle or Pelvic Floor Muscles
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NSAIDS Effect on Smooth Muscle or Pelvic Floor Muscles
Age: 25 | Onset Age: 21 | Symptoms: Pain in perineum area, bad ED, slower stream, loss of libido, | Helped By: Uroxatral, Heavy Doses of NSAIDs, Really Hot Baths/Sauna | Worsened By: Sex, Masturbation, Spicy Foods, biking, certain exercises, sudafed| Other comments: Mine started in a time after copious amounts of sex, I also held in ejaculation for a long long time after a sex break which may have contributed. Also went from protected to unprotected sex around this same time, but all tests show no bacteria. I do not have urgency issues.
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Re: NSAIDS Effect on Smooth Muscle or Pelvic Floor Muscles
Ibuprofen can treat trigger points to an extent:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4681931/
That makes it difficult to say if ibuprofen is changing the trigger points, the pain perception, the inflammation, or a mixture of these parameters.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4681931/
That makes it difficult to say if ibuprofen is changing the trigger points, the pain perception, the inflammation, or a mixture of these parameters.
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