You can try what i have suggested. I think applying the antifungal cream will still help, make sure you apply it thinly.
do not use any soaps or shower gels and use cotton underwear.
Yes I mean that I have the quick pinch feeling inside the uretha, only in the head of the penis. It does not burn or anything when I urine. Its just a feeling that I have had since that sexual encounter. For some reason its been more frequent in the month of April. Not sure whats going on,but I really hope it stop.
do you mean when you draw back your foreskin, or in the ureter which is the pipe inside your penis where the urine and semen come through?
If you are experiencing a stinging feeling just after you have urinated, this is likely to be a baldder inflection called cystitis. With this the urine is acidid and can cause these sensations. You will need a medication for this that will clear the cystitis or any urinary infection. Take a urine sample to be analysed to confirm whether this is what you have.
If you feel this is a fungus problem inside the tip of the penis, you can buy or get a prescription from your doctor for Fluconazole which is one capsule taken as a single dose.
To help the burning sensation, in between time, you can drink a tumbler full of water with 1 teaspoonful of bicarbonate of water (you can do this for a maximum of 3 times - 1 every hour, do not exceed this dose). If you are suffering from high blood pressure I would cut the dose down to half a teaspoonful of bicarb. What this does is neutralises the acidity in the urine that produces this burnign sensation. You can also drink freshly squeezed lemon juice in water, if you can't stomach the bicarb. Although lemon juice is acidic, the composition of this changes one it gets into our stomach.
Whatever you choose to do, make sure that you drink plenty of water (even if it is uncomfortable to pee) this will help get rid of any bugs.
will antifungal cream work for symptoms felt on the inside? Most creams are for jock itch and other things atop the skin.
ok, thanks. I really appreciate you responses. I so ready to get back to normal life.
I don't know how quickly the good bacteria take to get built up again in your system.
People with diabetes have a problem, especially if the sugar level is not controlled.
When you do use the antifungal cream, make sure you wash first and only apply it thinly. There will be instructions on the leaflet you get with the cream.
I was so overwhelmed with thinking I had herpes. I never thought of anything else. How long does it take for good bacteria to reproduce? Im going to try some antifungal cream and hope that it helps.
Because you have been on an antibiotic, this will have killed off your good bacteria as well as the bad ones. The symptoms you are describing at that of a fungal infection caused by the Candida Albicans fungus that causes Thrush.
Your doctor will prescribe an antifungal cream to be applied, or you can purchase one over the counter. Make sure you follow the instructions, and use the cream very thinly. Wash the area regularly, but do not use soaps or harsh products. Wear cotton underwear and do not wear tight clothing.
You can also apply natural live yogurt to the area for a few days. As well as up you intake of natural cultured yogurts to get your body flora in balance again.