Given the symptoms, (pain in the penis, frequent urge for peeing, painful sex, impotency, and discomfort in the anus) you could be experiencing a chronic inflammation of the genitals and maybe of the urinary tract as well. Chronic inflammation of the urethra and prostate are very possible. Chronic prostate inflammation (prostatitis) can be due to an uncured / untreated acute infection or the persistence of benign prostate hyperplasia. Chronic urethral inflammation (urethritis) can be due to an infection that has not been completely treated or an allergic reaction (urethral syndrome). You can request a few diagnostic procedures in order to investigate:
1. Sperm analyses with microbiological examination;
2. Urine analyses with microbiological examination;
3. Standard Blood analyses;
4. Rectal examination of the prostate;
5. Ultrasound of the prostate;
6. Microbiological smear from the urethra;
7. Laboratory tests for STD;
8. Rectal examination.
Consult a urologist about your condition and request further diagnostics.
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