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What Causes Sharp Pain In Buttocks And Frequent Urination?
Question: Good morning doctor
I am 27 years old. For a couple of years I always had this warm feeling in my ass, a feeling which is hard to describe. I had my bloods done last year and all came back fine however the crp levels were over 20. At the time I spoke to my doctor who said he wasn't concerned as I was a young man and has seen people with higher crp who are perfectly healthy. One night after masterbating ibhad a very sharp pain in my ass and I decided to go private and get a check up. My other symptoms were frequent urination. If I had a glass of water I would have to urinate straight away.
He examined my prostate and said it felt no nodules or cancerous healthy was the word he used. I had two examinations from different doctors this was for peace of mind. He prescribed me ciprofloxacin 500mg which works a treat and all symptoms have now disappeared. Could prostatis have been the problem? My symptoms of frequent urination has also disaapeared. And I have no uncomfortable pain up there.
Sometimes I have a feeling up there but when I remove waste material from the rectum the feeling goes away. Also seminal vesicles if there was a problem with these would there be rectum pain?
Symptoms have gone I feel normal again without a discomfort feeling. I am due to get a crp test done again just a follow up what did you think the problem would be first time?
And do you think due to antibioticntreatment there will be a decrease now?
If it was prostatis I had a urine test and nothing every shows up my testicle etc have also been emaxined and no probs there also.
Seminal vesicles would any pain associated with these affect the rectum?
I can say symptoms are gone and I feel fine.
Sometimes when my bladder is full I may experience some discomfort in rectum but I have checked this with the doctor and he has said I'm normal and it's the same with every man
I was concerned about crp? Would the antibiotics have brought it back down as I feel normal? Thanks
I am 27 years old. For a couple of years I always had this warm feeling in my ass, a feeling which is hard to describe. I had my bloods done last year and all came back fine however the crp levels were over 20. At the time I spoke to my doctor who said he wasn't concerned as I was a young man and has seen people with higher crp who are perfectly healthy. One night after masterbating ibhad a very sharp pain in my ass and I decided to go private and get a check up. My other symptoms were frequent urination. If I had a glass of water I would have to urinate straight away.
He examined my prostate and said it felt no nodules or cancerous healthy was the word he used. I had two examinations from different doctors this was for peace of mind. He prescribed me ciprofloxacin 500mg which works a treat and all symptoms have now disappeared. Could prostatis have been the problem? My symptoms of frequent urination has also disaapeared. And I have no uncomfortable pain up there.
Sometimes I have a feeling up there but when I remove waste material from the rectum the feeling goes away. Also seminal vesicles if there was a problem with these would there be rectum pain?
Symptoms have gone I feel normal again without a discomfort feeling. I am due to get a crp test done again just a follow up what did you think the problem would be first time?
And do you think due to antibioticntreatment there will be a decrease now?
If it was prostatis I had a urine test and nothing every shows up my testicle etc have also been emaxined and no probs there also.
Seminal vesicles would any pain associated with these affect the rectum?
I can say symptoms are gone and I feel fine.
Sometimes when my bladder is full I may experience some discomfort in rectum but I have checked this with the doctor and he has said I'm normal and it's the same with every man
I was concerned about crp? Would the antibiotics have brought it back down as I feel normal? Thanks
Brief Answer:
Forget the past. CRP is a non-specific test.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist, i can fully understand your concern.
You're too worried about your CRP, and the past.
Don't bother about CRP. It's a non-specific test for inflammation.
According to your self, you're feeling much better and normal, enjoy life now.
Don't worry about the past. Enjoy the present..and look forward to tomorrow.
It's always good to clear your doubts with a specialist.
Hope you're feeling better now.
Wish you well.
Forget the past. CRP is a non-specific test.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist, i can fully understand your concern.
You're too worried about your CRP, and the past.
Don't bother about CRP. It's a non-specific test for inflammation.
According to your self, you're feeling much better and normal, enjoy life now.
Don't worry about the past. Enjoy the present..and look forward to tomorrow.
It's always good to clear your doubts with a specialist.
Hope you're feeling better now.
Wish you well.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
HI doctor as you can imagine can you please answer my questions as I have paid 35 pounds please.
Why was the pain there would this be linked to the crp?
Is Infection linked to crp?
Please answer my questions sir thank you
I am concerned about health as you can imagine and I am having a follow up test to double check it is decreased, I want your expertise into ciprofloxacin got rid of the problem could it have been a infection?
I also asked about the seminal vesicles and sometimes pain in the rectum can this be linked? My symptoms have improved but is this normal
To.Sometimes.experience pain in rectum
Have a feeling there when the bladder is.full
I Await your reply.
All other blood tests came back fine liver kidneys blood count thyroid etc.
Also when I have intercourse with my partner who is a woman, after 3 or 4 times after coming why is there a discomfort in the rectum?
Why was the pain there would this be linked to the crp?
Is Infection linked to crp?
Please answer my questions sir thank you
I am concerned about health as you can imagine and I am having a follow up test to double check it is decreased, I want your expertise into ciprofloxacin got rid of the problem could it have been a infection?
I also asked about the seminal vesicles and sometimes pain in the rectum can this be linked? My symptoms have improved but is this normal
To.Sometimes.experience pain in rectum
Have a feeling there when the bladder is.full
I Await your reply.
All other blood tests came back fine liver kidneys blood count thyroid etc.
Also when I have intercourse with my partner who is a woman, after 3 or 4 times after coming why is there a discomfort in the rectum?
Brief Answer:
Infection would be most probable.
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXXXX
All infections are usually associated with inflammation, and CRP goes up.
But, by itself, it's a non-specific test, as i'd replied earlier.
With resolution of infection, CRP also comes down.
Infection is diagnosed, after doing an urine culture test.
The doctor could have suspected it after examination, and then found the culture test positive for infection. So the doctor gave you a course of Ciprofloxacin.(antibiotic).
Seminal vesicle infections and prostatitis are suspected, after a rectal examination by a qualified Urologist. It's further confirmed after a TRUS(trans rectal ultrasound scan), which your doctor would've advised.
Semen culture is also advised, if the suspicion is high.
You should have a review check-up and rectal examination, to clear any doubts.
Wish you good health.
Infection would be most probable.
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXXXX
All infections are usually associated with inflammation, and CRP goes up.
But, by itself, it's a non-specific test, as i'd replied earlier.
With resolution of infection, CRP also comes down.
Infection is diagnosed, after doing an urine culture test.
The doctor could have suspected it after examination, and then found the culture test positive for infection. So the doctor gave you a course of Ciprofloxacin.(antibiotic).
Seminal vesicle infections and prostatitis are suspected, after a rectal examination by a qualified Urologist. It's further confirmed after a TRUS(trans rectal ultrasound scan), which your doctor would've advised.
Semen culture is also advised, if the suspicion is high.
You should have a review check-up and rectal examination, to clear any doubts.
Wish you good health.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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