Can UTI be cured fast at home?

It’s very normal for a penis to be smaller when it’s not hard, and then grow to about 11-12cm long when it is. This happens during puberty which is usually from around  when you are 10-14 years old. So you shouldn’t have anything to worry about.

Hydrocele is the accumulation of fluids in the sac surrounding the testicles, leading to swelling in the scrotum.It is common and usually harmless. Some common signs are swelling in the scrotum, heaviness or discomfort, size variation etc.

It can happen when the muscles which are responsible for urination become weaker. During the straining to pass stool, pressure on the bladder led to the release of urine. This can be brought about by reasons such as aging, childbearing, and specific diseases. Thus, try the pelvic floor exercises, manage your fluid intake, and visit the medical doctor to get further help.

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.

You may be suffering from what is known as Peyronie’s disease where your penis becomes bent whereas before it was straight. Some signs can include an erection that is curved and possibly pain during intercourse. This occurs when scar tissue forms inside the shaft of the penis. There may also be some loss of length although not always; this varies from person to person.