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Pain below waist
by just30, Jul 01, 2008 12:39AM
For about the last 5 days I have been experiencing pain almost like muscle tightness or sorness below my waist i the upper pubic region. Also, my semen has been very watery and volumous. Up until a couple of days ago I had not ejaculated for almost a month, but even today where I ejaculated twice the semen is the same. I also feel a little discomfort below my waist when ejaculating. Anyone have any thoughts? I was thinking prostatitis, but I haven't had any urinary porblems.
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The pain could just be due to muscle strain or could be indicative of other causes.
Have you been able to void urine completely?
It is possible that you could have an inflammation of the epididymis, or prostate or the bladder or bladder stones that may be causing these symptoms.
It would be best to have a urinalysis done to check for bacteria in the urine, and start a course of antibiotics if bacteria are present.
Meanwhile,
Drink fluids in excess of 2000 ml per day.
Increase intake of vitamin C-rich foods, such as citrus juices.
Avoid caffeine and alcohol.
Do keep us posted on your doubts and progress.
Regards
Unaccustomed sexual activity and too frequent ejaculation after abstinence can cause a dull ache or soreness of the abdominal muscles.
Increased volume of semen (over 5.5 ml) is considered abnormal and may cause fertility issues.
Nomal semen volume is between 1.5-3 ml.
Stress usually causes semen production to decrease. But, there can be individual variation in this regard.
Urinalysis would have looked for the presence of any bacteria in urine, so if it said negative, then there would have been none.
Regards