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Hello everyone,
I wanted to get your opinion on a problem that I have always encountered, and that I therefore thought was normal.
When I ejaculate, if I have the misfortune to urinate right after, I know that I am going to have a bad time. In fact, in this case I feel a burning sensation in the urethra, more or less intense, which can last half an hour to an hour. It is obviously painful. It is sometimes also accompanied, during this period, by a constant urge to urinate, as if I had not emptied my entire bladder. And when I go, I only urinate a few drops.
Since I've always known about this, I was curious to ask another guy if he knew about it too. The fact that he answered negatively made me wonder.
Medical analyzes ruled out any urinary infection and a priori, there is nothing on the prostate side either. My general practitioner redirected me to a urologist... but my appointment is in six months (and even then, subject to change). My case is not considered urgent. It is not, in my opinion. Anyway, I've always lived with that.
Perhaps it is a more mechanical problem with the urinary tract? Or a problem with the acidity of the urine or sperm?
Has anyone encountered the same problem?
I wanted to get your opinion on a problem that I have always encountered, and that I therefore thought was normal.
When I ejaculate, if I have the misfortune to urinate right after, I know that I am going to have a bad time. In fact, in this case I feel a burning sensation in the urethra, more or less intense, which can last half an hour to an hour. It is obviously painful. It is sometimes also accompanied, during this period, by a constant urge to urinate, as if I had not emptied my entire bladder. And when I go, I only urinate a few drops.
Since I've always known about this, I was curious to ask another guy if he knew about it too. The fact that he answered negatively made me wonder.
Medical analyzes ruled out any urinary infection and a priori, there is nothing on the prostate side either. My general practitioner redirected me to a urologist... but my appointment is in six months (and even then, subject to change). My case is not considered urgent. It is not, in my opinion. Anyway, I've always lived with that.
Perhaps it is a more mechanical problem with the urinary tract? Or a problem with the acidity of the urine or sperm?
Has anyone encountered the same problem?