Question 1

Had URS surgery in November 2015 for stones but now after 3 months there's mild pain again. What could be causing this and are there any precautions to prevent recurrence? How quickly can stones come back after surgery?

Accepted Answer

Mild pain after URS surgery, even 3 months later, could be due to various reasons, including a new stone, residual tissue irritation, or incomplete stone removal. To prevent recurrence, focus on hydration, dietary changes like reducing sodium and oxalate intake, and addressing any underlying medical conditions. While individual recurrence times vary, some studies suggest a median time to recurrence of 12 months after initial URS and SWL procedures, with a higher rate of repeat procedures after SWL compared to URS.

Question 2

I'm really curious if masturbating twice a day could be causing my back pain. Lately, I can't sit for long periods without discomfort. Do you think there's a connection between frequent masturbation and back pain, or could it be something else?

Accepted Answer

Vaginal Boils and White Discharge: Treatment Options and Precautions_

Given your symptoms, here's a summary of possible causes and treatment options:

_Possible Causes_

1. _Bacterial vaginosis (BV)_ : An imbalance of vaginal bacteria can lead to vaginal boils, white discharge, and other symptoms.
2. _Vaginal candidiasis (yeast infection)_ : A fungal infection can cause vaginal boils, itching, and white discharge.
3. _Other infections_ : Sexually transmitted infections (STIs), such as herpes or chlamydia, can also cause vaginal boils and discharge.

_Treatment Options_

1. _Antibiotics or antifungals_ : Your healthcare provider may prescribe antibiotics (e.g., metronidazole) for BV or antifungals (e.g., fluconazole) for yeast infections.
2. _Topical creams or ointments_ : Creams or ointments containing ingredients like clotrimazole, miconazole, or terconazole can help clear up vaginal boils and yeast infections.
3. _Home remedies_ : Practicing good hygiene, wearing breathable clothing, and avoiding scented soaps or douches can help alleviate symptoms.

Question 3

What happens if someone gets an erection during a circumcision surgery especially if they've had local anesthesia in the penile nerves can that even happen

Accepted Answer

surgery opinion is advised to the patient.

I have an issue with my foreskin and I'm wondering if there's any way to remove it without surgery. What are my options?

More Urology Health Queries

Had URS surgery in November 2015 for stones but now after 3 months there's mild pain again. What could be causing this and are there any precautions to prevent recurrence? How quickly can stones come back after surgery?

I'm really curious if masturbating twice a day could be causing my back pain. Lately, I can't sit for long periods without discomfort. Do you think there's a connection between frequent masturbation and back pain, or could it be something else?

What happens if someone gets an erection during a circumcision surgery especially if they've had local anesthesia in the penile nerves can that even happen

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