we thought my husband was suffering from prostatitis but after a visit to the urologist today he said he couldn't feel any inflammation. but went ahead & prescribed him ciprofloxacin antibiotic anyway. Why? And if he ruled out prostatitis, what else could be the diagnosis?
Symptoms are: just a dull ache in groin. No burning & no frequent urination or any urination problems at that. THANKS

i have none so far, except indigestion, and sore breasts.

what symptoms should i start experiencing?

everyone is different, sounds like you are pretty lucky with the symptoms you have, it could be worse like nausea and things like that, just relax and enjoy it while you can lol. good luck.

I luckily through my whole pregnancy have only had sore breasts, but from what I have heard you should start getting pretty strong symptoms around 8 weeks or so, although everyone is different so you may get them earlier, or like me have none at all!

I am about 4 weeks along myself. Symptoms usually don't get major for a few weeks and some women do not get morning sickness. I am super tired, that is a very common sign early on. So is frequent urination and acne. Those are my symtoms. go on Babyfit.com and join the mommy teams message boards. I am in a few. There is an april 2010 one that you should join, the women there are due the same month as us and are good to compare symptoms or ask questions too. its very fun.

These are all possible symptoms.

?missed menstrual period
?nausea
?extreme fatigue
?frequent urination
?tender breasts
?headache
?heartburn
?constipation
?spotting
?feeling faint

I am abut 4 weeks pregnant and have about all of them. but each person is different and everyone reacts to baby differently. If you have no symptoms consider yourself lucky. Good luck and congrats.

go here: americanpregnancy.org/getting…

they have great explanations!
But not everyone experiences symptoms, I just wish you're not with me in morning sickness

anytime up to 2 weeks after I would say

2-3 weeks some people even get it later.

Some people never do, but for most it is about 4-6 weeks.

some people dont get symptoms until the 2nd month. everyone is different. some women dont get morning sickness.. others have it clear through delivery.

My friend is pregnant with her third and she is less than 4 weeks and already on meds to help her keep food down.

about 2 weeks in, but all pregnancies are different

I started getting some symptoms only a week after conception, before I could even test. but most of the main symptoms will be around 2-4 weeks after conception or later.

anytime… everybody is different.. i havent even been sick and im 18wks.. no morning sickness at all.. other people just feel like dyng as it gets that bad

WHE I FOUND OUT I WAS PG…I GUESS IT WAS INSTINCT…I FELT SICK LIKE FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS AND I NOTICED THAT I WAS SMELLING THINGS IN a VERY DETAILED WAY…I THINK THIS STARTED LIKE a WEEK & 1/2 INTO THE PREGNANCY….BUT THE BREAST TENDERNESS AND FREQUENT URINATION WAS LIKE 2-3 WEEKS INTO IT????? I DONO THATS JUST ME

i started getting slight nausea and moodiness with 2 weeks.

2 weeks after…typically a week before ur period starts or a week after a missed period

just like top 10 prostate cancer Symptoms ,top 9 prostate cancer Symptoms,top 5 prostate cancer Symptoms etc

you mean "are" there any symptoms of prostate cancer.

Try using google.

frequent urination, increased urination at night, difficulty starting and maintaining a steady stream of urine, blood in the urine, and painful urination. also prostate cancer may also cause problems with sexual function and performance, such as difficulty achieving erection or painful ejaculation.

Prostate cancer is cancer of the small walnut-shaped gland in males that produces seminal fluid, the fluid that nourishes and transports sperm. Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in men.

Prostate cancer usually doesn't produce any noticeable symptoms in its early stages, so many cases of prostate cancer aren't detected until the cancer has spread beyond the prostate. for most men, prostate cancer is first detected during a routine screening such as a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test or a digital rectal exam (DRE).

When signs and symptoms do occur, they depend on how advanced the cancer is and how far the cancer has spread.

Early signs and symptoms of prostate cancer can include urinary problems, caused when the prostate tumor presses on the bladder or on the tube that carries urine from the bladder (urethra). however, urinary symptoms are much more commonly caused by benign prostate problems, such as an enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia) or prostate infections. less than 5 percent of cases of prostate cancer have urinary problems as the initial symptom. When urinary signs and symptoms do occur, they can include:

-Trouble urinating
-Starting and stopping while urinating
-Decreased force in the stream of urine

-Cancer in your prostate or the area around the prostate can cause:

-Blood in your urine
-Blood in your semen

-Prostate cancer that has spread to the lymph nodes in your pelvis may cause:

-Swelling in your legs
-Discomfort in the pelvic area

Advanced prostate cancer that has spread to your bones can cause:

-Bone pain that doesn't go away
-Bone fractures
-Compression of the spine -

I had a sore lower stomach area yesterday and today the pain was so bad it was worse than labor. I gave birth 3 weeks ago, so I know what afterpains feel like and this was not them. I couldn't sit, stand or walk, it was horrible. I figured that the soreness yesterday was because I was slightly "backed up", but when I went this morning the pain intensified, not lessened!!! I went to our local hospital and couldn't be seen. I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow, but I was just wondering what this terrible pain could be.

Hi,

Following are the symptoms of UTI.

Frequent urination with only small amounts of urine.

Burning or pain when urinating.

Urine that smells bad or is cloudy or at times contains blood.

Diarrhoea and vomiting.

Lower back pain.

Fever with chills and shivering

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