Hello Doctor, I am a 24-year-old male. My height is 5'9" (175 cm), my weight is 100 kg, and my BMI is 32.6 kg/m². My recent fasting morning total testosterone level is 321 ng/dL (reference range: 249–836 ng/dL). Although it is within the normal range, it seems low for my age. My HbA1c is 5.7% , TSH normal . Do I need any further evaluation? Do I need any treatment, medicine, or supplements? I have attached my testosterone report. Please advise.
I noticed brownish pinkish semen in start which is now more of brownish its been 20 days and 6 back to back ejaculation(spanning 3weeks) where i have noticed unusual colour and discomfort after ejaculation more of pain and burning sensation attaching pictures below for reference thankyou
After mastrubation i have pain n feeling uncomfortable n even my penis head feels like burning n uncomfortable whom should i consult n how can i cure this symptoms what test should i do
I attached an Urine routine report and I had a recurring bacterial Urine infection and prostate bacterial Infection.infection cured Now I have a burning sensation after urine and I see bubbles in Urine Renel function test is Normal Should I go for a urine acr test ?or no need for urine acr test? and any other test you recommend? In my last post I Didn't complete my question Please Answer again
As my previous urologist prescribed me FARONEM and URISPAS for 8 days and I got relief but then he stop my medicine for prostatitis i asked him he said no medicine is needed and now my current urologist prescribed me alfusin and said no need of antibiotics because you have taken already she said to wait is any symptoms are there I am suffering from a feeling of sudden urine release or like something is running down from bladder to urethra it's so discomfortable i always have to be sure that it is not a leakage and there is no fluid please someone tell what to do
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