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Joint pain with prostatitis

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derek76
derek76

What joint pains do members have when suffering from prosatitis?

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  • howard50192
    howard50192 derek76

    Posted

    To be honest derek the only joint pain I've suffered is in my right hip. the wife noticed that I was walking not quite right when I had the cathater leg bag on, so I now change the leg the bag is on every other day ( also stops the straps irritating so much ).

    sounds daft I know but it works for me.

  • michael80875
    michael80875 derek76

    Posted

    Hello Derek. I do not suffer from prosatitis but do know that this condition can affect the joints and muscles in patients;eg, back pain(lower), pelvic pain and muscular pain, as well as other painful conditions, depending I think on the type of prosatitis. (A friend of mine from long ago suffered from prosatitis) I checked the internet before messaging you and found some very good information. All I did was type into google something like"Do people have pains in their joints when suffering from prosatitis". Best wishes, Mike
    • michael80875
      michael80875 derek76

      Posted

      No problems whatsoever Derek. Sorry I could not be of use to you with never having suffered from prosatitis. The only thing bothering me is the effects of an absolutely disasterous hernia operation. Anyway,not to worry and I hope someone out there can provide you with any experiences of the pain associated with prosatitis. Take care, Mike 
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