BPH and prostatitis.

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Hi all,

Hope you are feeling not too bad and are coping with whatever you are suffering from.

I was diagnosed, by my GP, with BPH about three years ago although I have been having symptoms for way longer than that as I kept putting off bringing it to his attention.

My question is can BPH lead to prostatitis, non bacterial? I ask because over the past several months I have been experiencing a lot of 'discomfort' after urinating such as stinging, burning, which extends the length of my penis way back up between my legs and 'deep inside'. Along with this is the constant, and I mean constant, feeling of wanting to 'go'. Sometimes the stinging seems to turn to a dull sort of ache which is difficult to describe. Along with this is an intermittant feeling that I am going to wet myself as it feels a 'spurt' of urine is making its way down my penis but only one one occassion, thankfully, has anything actually leaked.

I went to my GP about a month ago now and he did a urine test but it was clear. He has referred me to the hospital to see a urologist as I also had another instance of difficulty in urinating but my appointment is a month away.

The 'discomfort' comes and goes over several weeks or months, or so it seems, but when it comes it drives me to despair.

I take Tamsulosin and Finasteride

Just wonderd if anyone else is suffering similarly.

Best wishes and thanks for reading.

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    Hi Stephen

    Just be strong i know its a nightmare mine came and went but came when i did any running or jogging a constant ache all night followed by sickness pain and fever , it was like someone was ripping my testical off even though the pain was on the base of the penis

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