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Swollen meatus, changed ejaculation, lower back and groin pain

by marcus79, Jul 23, 2008 03:41PM
Here are the problems, my meatus swells after sex or masturbation. I also have irritation and some burning urinating and after ejaculation. I have small twinges of pain that occur in my lower back and base of scrotum down inside leg. I have also had a change in the sensation of  my ejaculation over the years. I feel pressure that is not bad but different. Some blood was found in urine. I was checked for kidney stones none were found. I also was given antibiotics which didn't really resolve any of the problems. I have scheduled another appointment but want another idea or suggestion as to what the problem is.
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by ScottyNeedsHelp, Jul 23, 2008 04:24PM
You might want to check into prostatitis; I have it now and am going through the same symptoms.  The doctor that replied to my comment hit me up with this link.  Might shed some light.  

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/prostatitis/DS00341

by Dr Smitha Mathews, Jul 23, 2008 10:08PM
To: marcus79
Hi,

You could be having a urinary tract infection.
Another possibility is that you could have contracted a STD.

An infection of the prostate gland could also manifest with some of the symptoms you have described.

You will be required to have a urinalysis and tests for STD to rule out infection.
Additionally if prostate involvement is suspected, your urologist may perform a digital rectal exam to check for prostate inflammation and this may be followed by a prostate ultrasound.

In the interim, practise safe sex, drink plenty of fluids, avoid prostate irritants, such as caffeine, alcohol, and citrus juices, avoid sitting for prolonged durations, and sit on well-padded surfaces only.

Do keep us posted on your doubts and progress.
Regards
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