Can Penile Yeast Infection Cause Testicular Pain?
Yes it could be fungal infection.
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Yes i believe if the symptoms are sudden in onset then an infectious process is highly suspected. The fungal infection may have caused the infection in the urethra and the prostate and possibly the testicles. This would explain the symptoms you have felt the past few weeks. Fungal infection is not routinely tested and it is very to detect and grow in the laboratory.
What is good is that you are feeling better and this would equate to your healing process. I would suggest for you to drink plenty of fluids, vitamin c daily and a healthy lifestyle. I would ask you to refrain from any sexual activity and masturbation for 2 weeks to help with your healing.
Yours truly,
Dr Manuel See IV
You are still in the healing process.
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Your symptoms are getting better but your still feeling a bit of discomfort. It would take time for the body to heal completely but you are slowly and surely getting there.
The whitish substance with your ejaculate could be semen or remnant of the jnfections like necrotic tissues that you are currently shedding. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
regards, Manuel See IV
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Thank you for the follow up question. Yes i wouldnt be worried about the jelly like substance in your ejaculate. It could be concentrated sperm due to abstinence for 2 weeks. Yes the urge to urinate and testicular pain is due to the fungal infection. I hope I have succeeded in providing the information you were looking for. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications at: http://www.HealthcareMagic.com/doctors/dr-manuel-c-see-iv/66014 I would gladly help you. Best wishes.