My husband says it feels like he has a burning sensation in his prostate and has a little bit of problem urinating. Has anyone had any experience like this and what did you do about it? please this is not a joke only serious answers please.
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Your husband should see his Dr for expert advice. He may have a simple infection that can be corrected with antibiotics or it may be the symptoms of something more serious. If it is a symptom of something more serious, how will he feel when the problem worsens %26 his Dr tells him "if only you had come in sooner"? Don't let being emdarrassed about a Dr checking your privates stand in the way of your health.
I have just had to undergo a prostate biopsy, as a result of a cosistently high PSA test. The biopsy is done through the rectum %26 is not a pleasent experience let alone the embarassment of Drs %26 nurses playing around that region..but I would rather suffer the indignity to know if I do or don't have cancer and then take the appropriate treatment regime. God man...think of what your wife puts up with every time she has a PAP smear. JUST DO IT
Good Luck. :)
he could have a urinary infection or something is wrong with his prostrate =make him go to the Dr
one of the warning signs for prostate problem is frequent urination and having a difficulty urinating...with only small amount of urine are released.
but, if he feels pain everytime he urinates (especially during the start and end) and has fever, chills, pain in the lower abdomen then most likely he has UTI.
鈽?to tell you the truth a big bulk of male-kind have this problem, the older the worse; some live their lives without serious trouble; some suffer much; some have to recur to ablation of it; if it鈥檚 really just prostate problem (and no infection) one should wear warm trousers and avoid sitting on cold toilet; a doctor should recommend a med or two; it鈥檚 not dangerous for women;
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