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Pain in pelvis after lifting
I was doing some heavy lifting when I got pain in my pelvis. It caused difficulty in urinating, stools, no orgasm or contractions while ejaculations.
Now, after a month the pain has significantly reduced (little pain still left) and I have hardly any problems while urinating or passing stools but still I dont get orgasm or there are no contractions during ejaculation.
What could be the problem and could it take more time to heal?
Help would be appreciated.
Now, after a month the pain has significantly reduced (little pain still left) and I have hardly any problems while urinating or passing stools but still I dont get orgasm or there are no contractions during ejaculation.
What could be the problem and could it take more time to heal?
Help would be appreciated.
Hi, have your prostate examined either manual by a doctor or have a psa blood test to rule out any prostate issues.
Hi, have your prostate examined either manual by a doctor or have a psa blood test to rule out any prostate issues.
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