I ejaculated 5 times yesterday by watching porno since I don't want to give anything to my wife. is that enough or should I do it more or less? Actually this morning, for first time, I felt some pain in my prostate area. Did I ejaculate too much yesterday?
I'm 36 male by the way. I forgot to ask my urologist on Friday about this & he prescribed Doxycycline for my diagnosis. I'm 36 by the way.

i think taking maca a 20:1 is a much better idea for prostate

well…….5x is too much…………..have ya wife massage ya prostate instead……………….

hello everyone
im 24 year old young man , i suffer from something called prostatodynia , its a disease with the same symptoms as prostatitis but its not infected.
can this kind of disease lead to an premature older appearence just because this condition cause a lot of pain and discomfort in the testicles and penis, my doctor didnt prescribed me anything because he said the treatement could be not effective.
waiing for your input
thanks

Get yourself to a decent urologist, FAST. here is a link to wikipedia for the condition: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostatitis

I have problems with my prostate and it has nothing whatsoever to do with my outward appearence. if you suffer from any problems with the prostate gland and you are under age 40, I would seek medical help as soon as possible. you are far too young to be suffering from ANY condition of the prostate!!!

Question by Cake-Hart: Numerous sclerosis signs & symptoms? Spina bifida, kidney failure, other well being difficulties?My husband & I are really worried. He is 42 a long time previous & was born w / spina bifida. He has always worked tough, cellular & on his career. He lost . & at present his remaining kidney is losing a lot more perform (40%). He also has a urostomy & has issues w / bowel. He is dx w / large blood pressure, controlled with medicine. not too long ago, 2-week-previous), he was admitted into hospital for very high fever involving 104 & 106th His system had made an e-coli infection that zapped him. He lost his kidney perform from 56% into 40%. He was really dehydrated & was swollen in the encounter, where his eyes have been nearly swollen shut. We assume this is bc his kidney was never filtering due into the infection. On Monday very last week, he felt so a lot better & went back into perform. His nephrologist & urologist are just monitoring him bc he is doing well w / these functions. Our concern is that his legs like jelly & twitch @ night, his harmony is off, the hands are numb & trembling, he is sooo tired & has a challenging time w / even simple tasks. Is there a concern into be reviewed for MS? can you have spina bifida & MS? thank you for your assist & Wissen.Er has always had the twitching of the legs at evening & muscle spasms. Some nites are worse than other people. He has in the very last 4-five years, produced a hand tremor, normally when he’s mowing or moisture have been exposed into heat. The jelly / rubber legs are new & they are sore, I accept the spasms. We observed that fatigue w / kidney. not confident where into go. We are a newly married few looking for 4 many years of fertility therapies, have a child. I assumed he was feeling much better. I would take every small thing for me if I could. I’ve in no way had a fever around 100 & hardly a cold. I am apprehensive about him so significantly! thanks for listening! One more issue, he also has a horrible dry cough that she checked w / a chest x-ray in the hospital was in order. could this be a symptom too?

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Solution by buonaseraI assume if I had been your husband, I would go into a entirely new set of medical doctors. with all his issues, I are never able into imagine that his physicians are never performing something for him except “monitering” him. He requires a total, comprehensive, totally new medical work-up from professionals.

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My brother is over the age of 50, making frequent trips to the bathroom during the night? these symptoms may indicate that he has a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate or a cancerous enlargement of the prostate, how to determine , is there any other symptoms?

Sheryl's answer pretty much covered it and I want to add my 2 cents. A visit to the urologist for a PSA test and if suggested by the findings of the PSA, a biopsy to confirm/rule out cancer is really the only sure way. I had a lot of trouble with the first doctor I saw who neglected to refer me to a urologist ( I was almost 60 and my prostate was only slightly enlarged so he apparently felt no need to tell me about it) and further trouble with the first urologist I DID get to see over a year later. looking back, the worst mistake I made in handling my prostate cancer was my hesitancy to go to a different urologist. Be very proactive and don't only request the test, demand it if necessary! Best wishes for preferably a non-cancer diagnosis and if cancer is diagnosed, that it is caught early.

You can check cancerssociety.org/ for detail info

NEW ORLEANS — It’s called andropause, the time in a man’s life when he stops making as much testosterone as when he was younger. it causes a low quality of life and health problems if men do not get it treated.

Most people know that when women hit their 40s, their ovaries start making fewer hormones. It’s called perimenopause, and as time goes on they start having health problems as they hit menopause and their ovaries stop making hormones. one of those health problems is bone loss called osteoporosis, which can shorten their lives later on.

But few people have heard that the same condition happens in men.

"the things to look for include depression, diminished libido, being lethargic, certainly if one has lost muscle mass and is overweight, if one has conditions such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease, these men are at increased risk for a having low testosterone and should be evaluated when these symptoms present," said Urologist Dr. Natan Bar-Chama.

Bar-Chama is the director of Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. he said the male hormone testosterone can begin to wane in men’s 40s, leading to a condition called hypogonadism or low T.

"the testosterone is a crucial hormone. it is responsible for muscle tone. it also keeps your weight down. People who have low testosterone levels often present with obesity and being overweight, but we are looking at bone health testosterone is crucial for maintaining bone density," he added.

The condition can cause osteoporosis or thinning bones in men, just as low estrogen in women causes osteoporosis. he said 2 million men in the U.S. have the thin-bone condition, which can be deadly, because a lot of times once people fall and break their hip or break their bones and never recover.

"let me tell you that is one of the most devastating outcomes of hip fractures, especially in men. If a male has a hip fracture about a third of them will die in the following year," Bar-Chama said.

Low T can also cause erectile dysfunction. While there are many causes of E.D. such as clogged arteries from poor diet and lack of exercise, the doctor says 20 percent of the cases are from low testosterone.

Low T can also contribute to getting diabetes. and those who are already diabetic have a higher incidence of low testosterone.

A simple blood test can tell you if your testosterone level is low. and hormone replacement therapy can help.

"the oral treatment (pills) of testosterone is not effective. There are patches, there are gels, and there are injections, and the gels are predominately the most common form of testosterone replacement in the United States," Bar-Chama said. "It’s very important to realize that what we’re talking about is normalization of levels. We’re not talking about achieving super physiological levels and that is where the risk is primarily noted."

Women can also have low testosterone, which can cause the same symptoms as men: low sex drive, fatigue, depression and weight gain.

The FDA has not approved testosterone replacement for women, but hormone expert doctors use it off label to help women return to normal levels and restore quality of life.

hello I have had prostatitis for many years. is there anyone out there that has had this and what have you done to cure it. also i have a symptom, at the end of my urine stream. i can push or strain then prostate fluid will come out mixed with urine. in the toilet it is whitish strands of fluid. I have no stds btw.

Sure, I had it a few years ago, went to a urologist and got a 30 day regimen of antibiotics. He said most doctors fail to prescribe an adequate regimen, maybe only giving enough pills for 10 days and that is not sufficient for prostatitis. good luck.