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What Causes Severe Pain In Glans Penis When Aroused?
I went to a urologist a few months ago. I am 50 with typical male type issues of a relatively slow urine stream and a slightly enlarged prostate. I do not see a doctor very often and am in good overall health. I decided to see the urologist however because a more pressing issue: when my penis begins to get aroused, the glans hurts...a great deal. He thought it was prostatitis and put me on an antibiotic for 14 days which had no effect whatsoever. While at the clinic, he also took a urine sample and gave me a prostate exam. Nothing unusual was found. I did note that for a full day after the prostate exam, my testicles were quite sore on the right side. Thank you !
Tue, 5 Apr 2016
Hello dear
Understand your concern.
I think It is prostate enlargement with Chronic prostatitis.
Stone in urethra may be a cause or it may be recurrent prostatitis as it required long time to cure.
You can countinue tablet for another 7 days
Also note the other cause of urinary problem
If it is short term
1. Excesssive Alcohol and caffine use
2. Artificial sweetners and corn syrup
3. Blood pressor medication
4. Large dose of vitamin B and C
5. Intake of food high in sugars
6. Urinary tract infection
7. Constipation.
If it is permanent and long
1. Enlarged prostate
2. Obstruction of the urinary tract by stone and tumour
3. Neurological disorder: parkinsons disease, multiple sclerosis and brain tumour.
Risk factor : Over weight, diabetes melitus, neurological disorder.
Complication: Skin problem:rash and sores
UTI, Stress and anxiety
Consult the doctor and do the following test:
1. Urine analysis
2. Blood sugars
3. Blood urea, creatinine
4. Clinical examination and measurement of blood pressor and heart rate
5. Cystoscopy
6. Cystogram
7. Pelvic examination
6. CBC, ESR
Following are the traetment
A. Behavior technique
1. Bladder training
2. Double voiding practice
3. Scheduled toilet every 3-4 hours
4. Reduce fluid intake and take more solid fluid
5. Avoid alcohol and caffeine
6. Pelvic floor exercise.
B. drugs
1. Tablet Oxybutynin
2. Tablet Tamsulosin
Hope this may help you.
Best regards
Dr. sagar
Understand your concern.
I think It is prostate enlargement with Chronic prostatitis.
Stone in urethra may be a cause or it may be recurrent prostatitis as it required long time to cure.
You can countinue tablet for another 7 days
Also note the other cause of urinary problem
If it is short term
1. Excesssive Alcohol and caffine use
2. Artificial sweetners and corn syrup
3. Blood pressor medication
4. Large dose of vitamin B and C
5. Intake of food high in sugars
6. Urinary tract infection
7. Constipation.
If it is permanent and long
1. Enlarged prostate
2. Obstruction of the urinary tract by stone and tumour
3. Neurological disorder: parkinsons disease, multiple sclerosis and brain tumour.
Risk factor : Over weight, diabetes melitus, neurological disorder.
Complication: Skin problem:rash and sores
UTI, Stress and anxiety
Consult the doctor and do the following test:
1. Urine analysis
2. Blood sugars
3. Blood urea, creatinine
4. Clinical examination and measurement of blood pressor and heart rate
5. Cystoscopy
6. Cystogram
7. Pelvic examination
6. CBC, ESR
Following are the traetment
A. Behavior technique
1. Bladder training
2. Double voiding practice
3. Scheduled toilet every 3-4 hours
4. Reduce fluid intake and take more solid fluid
5. Avoid alcohol and caffeine
6. Pelvic floor exercise.
B. drugs
1. Tablet Oxybutynin
2. Tablet Tamsulosin
Hope this may help you.
Best regards
Dr. sagar
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