Dear Group,
As a long-term prostatis sufferer (like many men)I have been lurking
on the edges of this group for some time.
During the last two years my prostatitis symptoms have greatly

I have been suffering  bouts of prostatitis for years. After  a course of 30
days of keflex, I was free of symptoms for the first 15 days, but the
symptoms came back on the third week. My uro wanted me to start cardura, but
since my BP is always on the low side, so I refused to take ...

Several years ago I came down with a very severe case of prostatitis
that left me in terrifying pain almost always. Like many of you, I
tried a great many treatments without success. Eventually I tried
therapy for pelvic muscle dysfunction, and within 3 weeks of

   I've had prostatitis for the past several years, and have seen two
urologists. My first uro would do messages, and tried several different
antibiotics. This gave me some relief, but the symptom always came back. Due
to changing insurance, I had to go to a new uro. So far, he has ...

I'm a weight trainer, runner, sex lover, and have osteoporosis.
A urologist just put me on avodart, and reading the pamphlet, it seems
to
counteract testosterone.  Am I reading this correctly?  If so, it would

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How to gete rid of Abcess in the prostate. I think that is the reason
for getting reinfections as soon as I stop antibiotics. I have no
symptoms while I am on them but within 48 hours if I stop the symptoms
are back

I have been thru 6 months of antibiotics, last was a 3 month course of
Levaquin and Clindamycin. I still am bogged down by Mycoplasma. I have
penis pain, scrotal pain, and 'flashes' of perineal pain as well as
epididymitis.

Hey everyone, I'm in need of advice. I'm 33 years old and have been
living with prostatitis for quite a while now. Symptoms started about
a year ago with frequent urination and dull pain in urethra where it
travels through the perineum, scrotum and base of penis. Urologist

I don't know if I have prostatitis or bph or whatever, but I have had
recurrent bouts of urinary tract infection for years.
I'm a 50-year-old male who has had recurrent bladder infections since
college. Last January, after a few years of relative freedom from

I have been a prostatitis sufferer for 4 years now.
My symptoms are frequent urination,weak stream and erectile
difficulties.
I have done numerous tests and they can find any bacteria.

This green stuff on my penis and balls - what can that be?
Is it dangerous?

Is it possible for a bacterial infection in the prostate to cause
permanent nerver damage. I have been battling ED problems ever since I
got this didsease 4 years ago. In the beginning it was certainly a
bacterial infection and abx helped quite well, but after it went