You should find out what exactly in your prostate.
Went to the Urologist for a 6-week checkup today. Saw a different doctor (mine was out) and he did a prostate exam and said the prostate felt fine. He didnt think the Doxycycline was doing anything to help so he said to discontinue. He put me on Flomax and Advil for 6 weeks...so I will check in then.
6 weeks into Doxycycline treatment. Still experiencing groin/perineal pain. It has improved a little...but has remained the same for about a month now. Checkup scheduled with Urologist today.
One week into treatment. Taking the Doxycyline twice a day. Discharge cleared up pretty quickly...still some urethral soreness but seems to be getting better.
No improvement of groin pain. Hope this starts feeling better:(
Aside from the medication prescribed, exercise, sitz bath and prostate massage can improve symptoms of prostatitis in some men. Lifestyle changes like drinking plenty of water, limiting or avoiding alcohol, caffeine and spicy foods and even urinating at regular intervals may also help.
Take care and keep us posted.
Saw the urologist today. He checked my testicles and bladder as well as prostate. He believes it is prostatitis. Prescribed 6 weeks of Doxycycline.
He also mentioned my urine stream is weaker than average which may have brought this all on. Just something to keep an eye on I guess.
yeah i guess...but ive still got this pain and discharge...which usualy points to SOME sort of infection...still leaning toward a prostate issue. we will see.
That's great! This is definitely a good sign and no doubt erase all worries of infection. Do not forget to bring your results with the urologist on Monday. Good luck.
Take care and keep us posted.
Update:
Test results are Negative for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Herpes, HIV, Syphilis
This is the 3rd test that has shown me negative for the above diseases. I gave my urine sample while I was experiencing the discharge, so I'm positive they got a good sample.
Appointment with urologist got bumped up to Monday.
How are you? the presence of urethral itching, burning when urinating and specially discharge may point to STD. Prostatitis, on the other hand, presents with frequent urge to urinate, difficulty urinating, pain or burning during urination, chills and fever or on and off pain in the abdomen. Let us wait for the test results and your appointment with the urologist. Take care and keep us posted.