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but what makes me different from these guys is,i've never had a intercourse with anyone.
And yet i have the problem.. and especially during urinating the pain is at its peak (just after ejacultaion) and even i've to wait in the washroom for another half an hour for that single droplet of urine to pass.... and im really desperate to eradicate this unpleasing feeling for ever.
Please do reply...
with a significany answer or else don't.
oral sex for a long time and that really concerns me. I am currently on Azithromycin 250 mg.
I take the 3rd pill tomorrow and hope things take a turn for the better.
The bad news is that antibiotics really don't fix it, because something like 90-95% of prostatitis cases are non-bacterial (no one knows why they occur). The best theory out there is that somehow urine travels back into the spermatic cords and back into the prostate, causing the burning. But results are inconclusive at best. You might notice some improvement from the antibiotics, but more than likely it will be temporary at best.
The good news is that it won't kill you, and you can treat the symptoms. I have been taking 50 mg of zinc a day, which really seems to have helped the symptoms. I also try to drink as much water as possible, which does that "tube clearing" thing. In addition, I take cranberry pills, although I'm not 100% sure if they really help.
Morgannon
P.S. One last thing - check your scrotum during a hot shower. See if you find anything around the testicles that feels like cords or thick threads. These are called varicoceles. They're not going to kill you either, but they can mess with your circulation. There seems to be some evidence that varicocele can cause prostatitis or vice versa. So I wouldn't be surprised if you have those too.
P.P.S. Just to be on the safe side, make sure you get tested for all STDs. Then, once you've ruled everything out, you can be fairly confident that you have prostatitis.
i went to the hospital for the same reasons & had a cat scan done & they said it was swollen limp nodes pertaining to my appendix, & with the swollen limp nodes it causes pain in the abdomen, testicles, penis, & constant burning feeling in groin/penis area.Most people would think it was a urinary track infection (which i thought & they gave me ciprofloxacin) but it wasn't a UTI, or kidney stones.They prescribed me (DARVOCET-N 100) or (propo-n/apap100-650) & after a few days i'm feeling much better & they want me to go back in 2 months to check on the appendix & limp nodes