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Bad prostate massage?
i was having pain in my left testicle, which eventually I found out was pain radiating from a back injury. The pain was the only problem until I went to get checked out by a urologist who misdiagnosed me with prostatitis. I was givin medcations obviously with no improvement and after the medications he decided he wanted to give me a prostate massage And rapaflo. The prostate massage was very painful and I noiced a pinching sting at the tip of my penis durring it that still comes and flies to this day. ever since that day My sex drive has been cuT in half, my penis doesn't really get at hard as it use too, the intensity of my orgasms has decreased greatly and my ejaculat went from a lot and shooting far and intensely to just a few drops dribbling out....this ***** I am only 22 years old anyone have any idea what could be going on?
I took antibiotics and uroxatrol for over a month no help and all of these problems did t start until immediatly after the prostate massage....
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Did you solve your problem? I have exactly the same problems after prostate massage... :(
The problem with prostate problems is: infections often won't show in a urinalysis and require a semen culture. Also, if the problem is muscle spasms in the prostate, there is no test. You just have to try Flomax or other meds. Prostate problems are really hard to detect and difficult to treat.
It sounds like you do have a prostate problem now. It could be an infection or merely inflammation. The massage could have caused it, or perhaps you had both things going on--a back issue and prostate problem. Prostate problems often linger. Get checked for an infection. If you have one, you'll need antibiotics for a while. Medication to relax the prostate and hot baths can help a lot with the symptoms.
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