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Prostate Infection

Swelling and inflammation of the prostate gland (prostatitis) cause symptoms like painful urination, groin and pelvic pain, testicle and penis pain, frequent urge to urinate, cloudy urine, etc. These can be due to bacterial infection or trauma to the nerves of the lower urinary tract. If bacterial prostatitis fails to respond to antibiotics, they frequently recur, leading to chronic bacterial prostatitis. In bacterial prostatitis, additional symptoms include fever, nausea, vomiting, and body ache.

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Why is my penis hard even in a flaccid state?

Query: Hello doctor, My penis is not soft in a flaccid state. It is always a little hard even when in a flaccid state. It is also a little painful when squeezed and after sexual activity. The color of my semen is always mild yellow. When I urinate, it takes four or five minutes to empty the bladder. It com...  Read Full »

Dr. Rahul Kansal

Dr. Rahul Kansal

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Your describing symptoms are suggestive of an infection (epididymo-orchitis). Please state the exact duration of these symptoms. Get a urine routine and microscopy test by giving your urine sample. A repeat ultrasound scrotum (testicles) would also be advised. These ...  Read Full »

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