Am I experiencing epididymitis symptoms?

Mycoplasma and ureaplasma which are classified as sexually transmitted infections necessitate concurrent treatment of the partners. Men also can transmit these infections to women, and the test for these infections can be done through a clean urine sample or swab. I suggest you go and have yourself tested and treated to prevent the problem from becoming more severe.

Urinary tract infections are often accompanied by symptoms such as a burning sensation when urinating, a need to urinate more frequently, and cloudy urine. These infections, regularly attributed to bacteria that penetrate the urinary system, are the ones that appear to be normal. To get the pain out, make sure to drink more water so that you can bathe the bacteria. OTC aspirin may bring you comfort. It is however very imperative to see a urologist for a proper diagnosis, maybe an antibiotic if needed. They can give you the right plan and the best course of action to get you back. 

BROWN SPOTS on penis base could be: - Fordyce spots (harmless) - PPP (small bumps, harmless) - Genital warts (caused by HPV) - Melanoma (rare, but serious).. See a DOCTOR for proper diagnosis and treatment!

It can sometimes be challenging to differentiate between a UTI and an STI based solely on symptoms. Both UTIs and STIs can cause similar symptoms such as pain or discomfort during urination, frequent urination, and an urgent need to urinate.

Based on your description of the symptoms, it might be that you had an acute urinary tract infection and antibiotics were used to treat it. Drinking plenty of water is needed and energy drinks should be avoided because dehydration can make UTI symptoms worse. If you are still shaking or experience other similar symptoms after the treatment, you should go to the doctor who prescribed the antibiotics to you or see a urologist.
 

Hi! If after the urination, you observe drops of semen, and you worry, do not; it is something that often happens in males. Typically, it happens because the residual semen might come out later. It is no biggie unless you are experiencing other symptoms such as pain or that burning sensation. 

it can be caused by an overactive bladder or hormonal imbalances and sleep apnea. For children, it is recommended to seek advice from a pediatrician or urologist; for adults—a urologist and gynecologist. Looking for immediate medical attention can lead to the right diagnosis and consequently, a tailored treatment plan.