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Understanding Testicular Discomfort: Symptoms and Possible Causes

Testicular issues Hello, doctor. Recently, I have noticed a burning sensation in my urethra when urinating, followed by a feeling of urgency. The first urination in the morning has an unusual odor, so I took some over-the-counter medication for urethritis, which worked quickly. I...


Dr. Pan Zhenqin Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be caused by urethritis, with a possibility of developing orchitis. The potential causes could be insufficient fluid intake, holding urine, or frequent sexual activity. Regardless of the cause, drinking plenty of water and avoiding holding u...

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Understanding Rare Female Prostatitis: Symptoms and Treatment Insights

Urinary tract issues Hello, Doctor. I have been suffering from urethral disease for nearly 10 years, and it has recently become particularly severe. I have spent a lot of time in the emergency department and receiving treatment at Taichung Cheng Ching Hospital, but there has been...


Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, previous examinations may have ruled out common bacterial infections, urinary stones, interstitial cystitis, urethral diverticula, and vaginitis. If detailed examinations show no abnormalities in the urethra or bladder, we may classify this as...

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Understanding Frequent Urination: Causes, Concerns, and Solutions

This issue is troubling me? Since February of this year, I have noticed that my frequent urination has become increasingly severe. After drinking 600 cc of water, I need to go to the bathroom about 4 to 5 times. I have been intermittently visiting a traditional Chinese medicine p...


Dr. Pan Zhenqin Reply:
Frequent urination can be caused by insufficient fluid intake, holding urine, urinary tract infections, or emotional stress, so the possibilities you mentioned are all valid. It is recommended that you come to the outpatient clinic for a definitive diagnosis and treatment while t...

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Understanding Chronic Prostatitis: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Management

Dr. Hsu, please respond? 1. What are the symptoms of chronic prostatitis? 2. If it is bacterial, is it useful to culture or test the fluid that comes out during an erection? 3. What could be the reasons for the intermittent pain associated with varicocele? 4. Are there any ...


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Health is the most important: 1. What are the symptoms of chronic prostatitis? Frequent urination, thin urine stream, difficulty urinating, anal discomfort, irregular bowel movements, etc. 2. If it is bacterial, is it useful to culture or test the fluid that comes out during ...

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Struggling with Persistent Urological Issues: Seeking Answers and Relief

A problem that has been bothering me for a long time? I have the following symptoms: 1. I frequently need to use the restroom, sometimes feeling the urge to urinate again within 10 minutes after just finishing. I also have a sensation of incomplete voiding. 2. There is a small, s...


Dr. Weng Wenzhen Reply:
Hello! 1. Frequent urination without residual urine may be indicative of overactive bladder syndrome or a conversion disorder related to psychological factors. 2. After an erection, the penile urethra becomes engorged, which can lead to a sensation of increased redness and swelli...

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Understanding Chronic Prostatitis and Cystitis: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options

Could you please provide the content you would like me to translate? Hello Dr. Hsu: I have had a habit of holding in my urine since my student days, and I often experience frequent urination and a feeling of incomplete emptying. Six months ago, I sought medical attention, and the...


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Caution: The prostate, also known as the prostate gland, is an organ that only males possess; females do not have it. Chronic prostatitis and chronic cystitis refer to inflammation that lasts for more than six months. Generally, chronic conditions are more difficult to treat. In ...

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Understanding Common Urological Concerns: Urine Clarity and Hygiene Issues

I'm sorry, but I need specific content to translate. Please 1. It is normal for the first few urinations after holding urine or after sexual activity to appear slightly cloudy or milky. This can be due to the presence of sperm, prostatic fluid, or other substances. 2. The w...


Dr. Zhang Chengye Reply:
Hello, A-Yuan: 1. It is normal. 2. The white membrane is dirt. 3. The retraction is to check for phimosis; there should not be an erection. Sincerely, Dr. Chang Cheng-Ye, Attending Physician, Department of Urology, Hsinchu Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare.

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Understanding Prostate Health: Common Concerns and Questions

Prostate 1. Does holding urine lead to prostatitis? Is the risk of developing prostate cancer higher than that of the general population? 2. Can internal hemorrhoids cause prostate disease? 3. Is benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) incurable and can only be managed with medica...


Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Hello: In response to your questions. 1. Holding in urine can easily lead to urinary tract infections, but it does not increase the risk of prostate cancer. Internal hemorrhoids also do not cause prostate pathology. 2. The cause of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is unknown, b...

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Why Holding Urine Causes Itching: Understanding Urological Issues

When holding in urine, it can cause itching in the buttocks? I recently noticed that I have the urge to urinate early in the morning, but I tend to hold it in because I want to stay in bed. However, I find that my buttocks are constantly itchy, but the itching goes away after I u...


Dr. Lin Hexing Reply:
Hello KK: Are you asking if your butt itches when you hold in your urine? The sensory nerves of the bladder, anus, and buttocks are transmitted through the pelvic nerve plexus. When you hold in your urine, it indicates that the bladder is full, which may trigger a neural reflex. ...

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Understanding Urological Issues: Kidney Health, Desire Control, and Urine Foam

Urological issues Hello, Doctor: I have a few questions I would like to ask, and I hope you can take some time to respond. Thank you. 1. I would like to ask the doctor: I am a person with disabilities and take many medications daily. Will this eventually put more strain on my k...


Dr. Pan Zhenqin Reply:
Hello, Xiao Jie: Question 1: Although medications can be toxic, when weighing the pros and cons, it is necessary to accept the reality of relying on medications to alleviate suffering due to illness. Most medications increase the burden on the liver and kidneys, especially long-...

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Understanding Kidney and Bladder Issues: Seeking Clarity on Symptoms

I'm not sure if there is an issue with the kidneys or the bladder? Hello, on July 2nd, I woke up from a nap in my office and suddenly had to use the restroom over twenty times that afternoon. I experienced significant pain in my genital area, with a sensation of wounds and b...


Dr. Song Zhixian Reply:
Acute cystitis is characterized by symptoms such as bladder pain, painful urination, and increased frequency of urination. In more severe cases, hematuria may occur. The condition is commonly caused by Escherichia coli and can be treated with oral antibiotics. Holding urine and s...

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