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What Causes Pain In Penis After Urination And Ejaculation?

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Question : Hi I have recently been experiencing pain in my penis but it only comes after I urine or ejaculate I have been to the doctor to be tested for a std and results came back negative my semen has also been looking like mucus could this be a yeast infection or uti?
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Answered by Dr. T Chandrakant (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Urethritis

Detailed Answer:
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Pain in penis only on urination and ejaculation is suggestive of Urethritis; less likely to be yeast infection. This can be a part of UTI.

I hope by this time you must have through the relevant blood tests, urine- routine, microscopy, culture and sensitivity reports; ultrasonography of the abdomen particularly for urinary system.

If not , get this done after a consultation of an Urologist; Urethroscopy and cystoscopy give one the diagnosis. The treatment with antibiotics, alkalinizer will help to solve the problem.
Till then have plenty of water orally.
If you are sexually active use condom and get your partner examined and treated simultaneously.

I hope this answer helps you to go into a proper way of diagnosis and treatment.
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What Causes Pain In Penis After Urination And Ejaculation?

Brief Answer: Urethritis Detailed Answer: Hi. Pain in penis only on urination and ejaculation is suggestive of Urethritis; less likely to be yeast infection. This can be a part of UTI. I hope by this time you must have through the relevant blood tests, urine- routine, microscopy, culture and sensitivity reports; ultrasonography of the abdomen particularly for urinary system. If not , get this done after a consultation of an Urologist; Urethroscopy and cystoscopy give one the diagnosis. The treatment with antibiotics, alkalinizer will help to solve the problem. Till then have plenty of water orally. If you are sexually active use condom and get your partner examined and treated simultaneously. I hope this answer helps you to go into a proper way of diagnosis and treatment.