Urology

Recurring urinary tract infections (UTIs) can happen due to various reasons, such as an underlying infection, poor hygiene practices, or an abnormality in the urinary tract. Drinking plenty of water and maintaining proper hygiene can help, but if UTIs keep coming back, it’s essential to see a urologist. 

Various factors need to be considered. The sensation you feel because of using a condom may be because of an allergic reaction. You can try some other brands. If you have any fear or pain with the curvature or during intercourse, you should see a urologist. They will assess your condition and prescribe the right treatment.

You may be having Cystitis or simply UTI, which is a common condition characterized by frequent urination after sex. This is possibly attributed to the creation of the flow of urination quickly enough by forcing the kidneys to eliminate waste after sex. The bladder may become considerably more sensitive than typical. With this being the possible reason, you can relieve yourself of frequent urination during sex: urine, first, before the sex, and after it, drink lots of water to be sure you are drinking enough. If it persists, the best option is to consult a urologist.

At 16 years, as well as the penis being uncut, it's normal for the skin to be tight. This is what's termed as phimosis. The most common symptom is the inability to pull the foreskin back. This could be due to natural growth. On the other hand, don't try to push it, be gentle. Mild flexibility exercises can be used, although you may be in pain, it is best to see a urologist to be sure. 

In case of your frequent urination in small amounts while peeing, you may have a urinary tract infection (UTI). UTIs can bring about, as a result, the need to urinate frequently as well as a burning sensation and cloudy urine. Drink enough water and cranberry juice to help remove the bacteria by urination. If the symptoms still persist, see a urologist for the right cure.

Experiencing testicular pain that shifts from one side to the other isn’t common and could signal an issue. This pain might result from infection, injury, or other health problems. The key is early diagnosis and treatment, which can prevent complications. Consulting a urologist can help identify the cause and manage it effectively. 

You might have a urinary tract infection (UTI). UTIs can sometimes happen after having sexual intercourse for the first time. Common symptoms include pain during urination, frequent urges to go to the bathroom, and sometimes cloudy or strong-smelling urine. Drinking plenty of water can help flush out the infection, and it’s important not to hold your urine too long. Cranberry juice may also be helpful. However, if the pain continues, see a urologist for antibiotics.

A swollen testicle and back pain could be from a condition called epididymitis. This happens in cases of infection or injury. On the other hand, medical check-up seems to be of utmost importance. They may come up with suggestions for the use of antibiotics or pain relievers. Always remember, it is always better to deal with these issues before they get out of hand. 

It may be a UTI. After sex, UTIs can occur. Symptoms are feeling of needing to urinate, painful urination, and leakage. It is important to remember to drink water, and also pee when you feel the need to. For the rest, try to keep your wee away. A heating pad might help with pain relief. Without recovery, consult a urologist.

You still might have a low-grade infection since you are experiencing a slight pain in your penis. The same bacteria might be the reason for the Urethral Discharge. It is important to take all your medications to cure the infection entirely. Drink a lot of water and be sure that you refrain from sexual intercourse until you have completely recovered. If the pain persists, get in touch with your urologist who can further advise you on the same.

You may have a yeast or bacterial infection based on the signs you mention. These microorganisms can make one double over with pain, pee mistakably, and release a mushy white discharge. Hygiene is always a requirement in the area and should always be kept dry. You may require medication to treat the infection. Stay hydrated and avoid sweet foods.

You may have two coexisting abnormalities in the scrotum area (one called hydrocele and the other called varicocele). These two conditions may give rise to discomfort and swelling, especially when you're on your feet for a long period. Hydrocele is the consequence of fluid buildup, while varicocele occurs when the veins are abnormally enlarged. Treatment can be topical or surgical if there is a need to operate. 

Frequent nighttime trips to the bathroom can indicate that you have a condition called nocturia. It occurs because your body produces too much urine during the night. Some of the regular causes are drinking too much fluid before sleeping, urinary tract infections, and some medications. To solve this problem, you may go for lowering the intake of water before sleeping, make sure you empty your bladder before sleeping and ask a urologist for advice.

You may be experiencing a condition called prostatitis. It often manifests by having pain in the pelvic floor area and near the anus which is intensified during ejaculation. It comes along with short ejaculation times. A urologist can prescribe you medicines that will help you fight this condition. Along with medicines, doctors recommend drinking plenty of water and not holding in your urine.

In addition to your urethral infection, which is very likely, there may also be a penile infection causing the harmful discharge. The antibiotics you took have helped, but sometimes they may not fully resolve the issue. It's best to return to your urologist for a follow-up. They might prescribe another medication or run some tests to ensure the infection is completely cleared. Be sure to follow their instructions to recover fully.