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Q: frequent urination with bladder pain

asked by: ebobdylan on January 10th, 2008

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hi, i'm male and 30. I have been having bladder problems the last few years. I have been to two urolgist and going to my third this month. They can't seem to find out what is wrong with me. Here are my problems. I have had differnt medications. They help for a while but then stop. I have also had a few prostate infections as well.

1. I go a lot during the night (3-6) and day
2. I have trouble at times starting/emtying
3. I have had pain in my left side of my bladder/testicale

thank you for your help

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Laurens

replied on January 16th, 2008

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Cystitis, prostatis and orchitis....maybe

Fungal cystitis from a candida infection could cause that ( irritable bladder) and the funfal infection can creep into the prostate and cause the trouble with starting and emptying. Testicle pain could also be orchitis which coincidentally can also be caused by a fungal infection. Go see a good urologist and culture plate any discharges and make sure you have no sex with a woman who has a yeast infection. Good luck !

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