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Uncomfortable after masturbating
Sometimes, after masturbating if I pee, the urge to pee keeps coming in a very uncomfortable manner. It lasts 10-15 mins with multiple trips to bathroomS.
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If there is burning or pain during or after micturition (urination), then it might be due to (UTI) urinary tract infection. To rule out this you should get a Urine routine and microscopy test done (it is very cheap)
You can follow up on practo later.
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Muscle weakness can be there, stop regular masturbation. Do pelvic muscle exercises
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Dr. Ankit Jaiswal
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Nagpur
Avoid frequent and odd time masterbation .
Start regular exercises.
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Hydration with plenty of water.
Multivitamin once a day for 15 days
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