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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostatitis / December 2004

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George - 23 Nov 2004 04:07 GMT
Hello,

I am new to the group and would like to get the opinion of members. I
had a history of night time urination up to 5 times a night which
began 12 months ago. Approximately 4 months ago the GP prescribed
oxybutinin which had the paradoxical effect of causing daytime urinary
frequency. Referred to a Urologist and had urodynamic study and
cystoscopy and given a diagnosis of bladder neck obstruction from a
"tight" bladder neck secondary to prostatitis. Given cipro and
prazosin for 6 weeks with no improvement. Told the reason for the
urinary frequency and night time urination was due to not completely
emptying my bladder. After not responding to prazosin had a bladder
neck incision and am now 6 weeks post op. I have a sensation in my
penis making me want to urinate even though there maybe nothing to
void. This sensation is present the moment I do pass urine and stays
with me.

Would this urinary frequency sensation be due to the bladder neck
incision operation or would it be a symptom of prostatitis. I have not
had any prostatic cultures done and have not other symptoms of
prostatitis other that this frequency.

Many thanks for your opinions.
IQ TSTR - 01 Dec 2004 01:31 GMT
Sounds like scar tissue irritating it .It should get better.
 
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