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What Causes Pain At The Tip Of Penis While Urinating?
Hello Friends,
I have pain at tip of penis while urinating from 2 weeks. I thought it might be due to body heat or something else and drank lots of water. The pain used to reduce when I drink much water otherwise its sharp pain. Today I came to see a stone from the penis and I went to emergency care.
The doctor was shocked seeing the stone coz of its size its 7.5mm and prescribed some medicines for the pain thereafter. I wasnt experiencing much pain now but worried how this happened and still there are any left out there. The doctor asked me for the symptoms like fever, abdomen pain or severe pain backside and I didnt have any. So he didnt seem to confirm it as kidney stones coz the pain for that would be severe and it starts from kidneys till bladder i.e., from ribs to penis. He advised for followup checkup with urologist for further investigation. And looking forward for it. Please advise.
I have pain at tip of penis while urinating from 2 weeks. I thought it might be due to body heat or something else and drank lots of water. The pain used to reduce when I drink much water otherwise its sharp pain. Today I came to see a stone from the penis and I went to emergency care.
The doctor was shocked seeing the stone coz of its size its 7.5mm and prescribed some medicines for the pain thereafter. I wasnt experiencing much pain now but worried how this happened and still there are any left out there. The doctor asked me for the symptoms like fever, abdomen pain or severe pain backside and I didnt have any. So he didnt seem to confirm it as kidney stones coz the pain for that would be severe and it starts from kidneys till bladder i.e., from ribs to penis. He advised for followup checkup with urologist for further investigation. And looking forward for it. Please advise.
Tue, 24 Sep 2019
Hi,
This may be sign of urinary stones and if these stones are small then it should not be treated aggressively since in most cases it passes spontaneously and disappear with urination. You should just drink plenty of fluids and raspberry tea to promote urination. If you notice fever, blood in urine or pain, you should see urologist and then some invasive procedures may be considered.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Wishing you all the best.
Regards,
Dr. Iven Romic Rommstein, General Surgeon
This may be sign of urinary stones and if these stones are small then it should not be treated aggressively since in most cases it passes spontaneously and disappear with urination. You should just drink plenty of fluids and raspberry tea to promote urination. If you notice fever, blood in urine or pain, you should see urologist and then some invasive procedures may be considered.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Wishing you all the best.
Regards,
Dr. Iven Romic Rommstein, General Surgeon
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