Could I Have UTI with Swollen, Sore Urethra?

There are several ways to treat phimosis in adults, which not only include the application of topical creams but also surgical methods if required. You should seek advice from a urologist who can assess your unique circumstances and suggest the best treatment option. Their skills will guarantee you get quality treatment for your illness.

If you noticed any unusual lumps or experience bleed, seek medical attention promptly to ensure appropriate evaluation and guidance.

Yes, it's possible to get re-infected. Use protection always

Let’s talk about the lump in your scrotum. It's good that it doesn’t cause you pain. It might be a benign condition called a hydrocele, which is a fluid-filled sac around the testis. Since it hasn't grown and isn't painful, there's no need to worry. However, it's still a good idea to mention it to your doctor during your next check-up.

Chronic prostatitis brings pain in the pe­lvic area or when urinating. It causes fre­quent urination and difficulty emptying the bladde­r completely. Bacterial infe­ctions or inflammation of the prostate gland often cause­ it. If a bacterial infection exists, antibiotics tre­at it. Warm baths, drinking plenty of fluids, avoiding irritants like caffeine­ helps manage symptoms too. Follow your doctor's advice for prope­r treatment always.

It's generally considered safe and does not have any adverse effects on physical or mental health. It does not inherently interfere with sexual function or satisfaction, infact it can help individuals become more aware of their own bodies and preferences, which may contribute to improved sexual experiences with a partner.