Thank you for your comment!
Yeah I feel the diagnosis was clinical and just by ruling out everything else. I've had several STD tests (including ureaplasma and mycoplasma), HSV, HIV, urine culture so there doesn't appear to be any infection yet the doc just wants to throw more antibiotics at it? My symptoms weren't improving on the bactrim so they switched me to 30 days of cipro.
The PH of urine was little abnormal at 7. I've also had gluclose in my urine at 250 and 100 in the two tests I've had done. The check blood sugar and I requested a A1C hgb test which all came back normal. Not sure if that indicates a less common urological issue or infection?
Hi there!
The pain and discomfort due to epididymitis may continue for a few months after the actual infection has been cured. This occurs due to residual inflammation and is expected to heal with time; and should not be anything to worry about, unless the symptoms have actually aggravated. There is nothing in the ultrasound or the described symptoms that would suggest prostatitis. However this could be a clinical evaluation, difficult to comment on without examination. Other possibilities that may need to be considered include residual infection, trauma, erosions, neuro-muscular causes, referred pain from other regions etc. I would suggest discussing the situation and the suggested management plan in detail with your treating urologist.
Hope this information is helpful.
Take care!
It's been about two weeks of the bactrim and I haven't had any improvements, in fact I actually feel worse.
Anyone else out there with this?