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White Discharge During Bowel Movement, Not Getting Erection, Sharp Pain Feeling At The Head Of Penis. Prostrate Infection?
I would like to no if you think I have a prostate inf. my penis is very limp mushy like not wit an erection just in general. I have a milky white discharge during bowel movement, my bowel movement is like runny or coffee grinds. I do get erection but its not its full potential. and I have sharp pain/bite feeling in the head of my penis during climax after intercourse.
Tue, 13 Aug 2013
Hello and welcome to HCM,
Sharp pain at the tip of penis after having intercourse suggests an urinary tract infection rather than prostate infection.
Prostate infection causes deep seated lower abdominal pain.
A urine examination including culture and drug sensitivity should be done to look for infection.
Is the milky white discharge that you have mentioned admixed with stools?
Or is the discharge from the urethral opening?
Discharge from urethral opening suggests urinary tract infection.
Milky discharge in stools suggests inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) especially lower GIT.
A stool examination should also be done along with urine examination.
Review your doctor after getting these investigations.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
Sharp pain at the tip of penis after having intercourse suggests an urinary tract infection rather than prostate infection.
Prostate infection causes deep seated lower abdominal pain.
A urine examination including culture and drug sensitivity should be done to look for infection.
Is the milky white discharge that you have mentioned admixed with stools?
Or is the discharge from the urethral opening?
Discharge from urethral opening suggests urinary tract infection.
Milky discharge in stools suggests inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) especially lower GIT.
A stool examination should also be done along with urine examination.
Review your doctor after getting these investigations.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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