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Maybe this could help

I have this problem too, but only when I masturbate or have sex and go to the toilet just after ejaculation. I think that with masturbation or long sex, your urethral mucosa gets irritated and when the urine touches it it burns. I too feel that its comming from the tip of the penis but it can be even from deeper i think.
Maybe a more romantic sex or less strong masturbation could help, I also think that u should empty your bladder prior to having sex or going to the wc in the middle and ejaculate empty.
I find that when i ejaculate empty i get the pain much less likely.

I hope I ve been helpfull

p.s. Correct diet could be helpful to keep the urine and sperma at a more physiologic pH
Thx to all


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101028 tn?1419603004
this is an old post and odds are the poster doesn't come back to check on the post. please watch the dates on the posts - we recommend limiting yourself to posts no longer than 2 weeks old since usually after that point, the poster doesn't come back any more.

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Here is advice from my urologist:   This is probably a prostate problem. (except for the female who posted on this list).  Prostate problems are often difficult to fix. Don't expect an easy, quick cure.  The first advice is to see a doctor.  A prostate infection can cause these symptoms. The Dr may want to do a prostate exam and a urine sample.  It's very unlikely that you have prostate cancer, but only a prostate exam and other tests can rule this out.  If you have an infection, you will probably be given antibiotics for several weeks, as it takes a long time for the medicine to get into the prostate.  Take the antibiotic as directed, at least 2 hours before or after taking multivitamins, antacids, or anything containing zinc or magnesium.  You need to ejaculate 1 or 2 times per week for the medicine to get into the prostate.  

There are a few home remedies you can try, but only after seeing a doctor.  Peppers, alcohol, and other strong foods can irritate the prostate and the urinary tract, so try to avoid them if you think this is causing your problem.  Another cause of irritation is constipation and hard stools, which press against the bladder and prostate. Take a stool softener and drink more water if you have hard stools.  Take saw palmetto if told to do so by a doctor; this helps with minor prostate enlargement (BPH), but does not treat infections or anything else.  If a doctor finds that you have severe BPH, he/she may give you a prescription drug like Flomax.  BPH can be very serious is left untreated - all the more reason to see a doctor.  Over-the-counter prostate pills are a waste of money except for saw palmetto. Cranberry can help prevent urinary tract infections but does NOT cure the infection once you have it.  Some patients report some relief by taking Quercetin pills, but there is very little scientific evidence to back this up.  Fungal / yeast / candida infections can also cause these symptoms; you can treat fungal skin rashes with over-the-counter jock itch cream, but you should see a doctor if you have recurring problems.  If you have burning and see bright red blood on the toilet paper after a bowel movement, you should try an over-the-counter hemorrhoid treatment like Preparation H, and see a doctor if the condition persists.
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101028 tn?1419603004
you tried to post on someone else's post on the std experts forum. it was bumped over here automatically.

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