Question 1

I've been feeling a burning sensation right after peeing for the past week, and the tip of my penis has been itching. I also have itching in my underarms, between my thighs, and around my scrotum could this be a fungal or bacterial infection spreading from one area to another? I've been using soap and powder to manage it, but the itching at the tip won't go away. Also, I have a tight foreskin (phimosis) and noticed a red, curved line from my shaft to the head when I pulled it back. I'm really nervous about surgery and talking to my parents what can I do to stop the itching and manage the tight foreskin? Are there stretching exercises that could help?

Accepted Answer

Urethritis Bacteria or viruses usually cause the condition. Urethritis causes burning during urination, and it can also be painful to ejaculate. The condition might also cause : itchiness and stinging in the urethra.

Question 2

My dad just had PCNL surgery for a 4.52cm staghorn stone and multiple small stones in his left kidney. How safe is this procedure and what should we expect during recovery?

Accepted Answer

It is a time tested surgery. It Can be performed safely. Proper preoperative evaluation is important

Question 3

I have a 4mm calculus in my left vesicoureteric junction and mild left hydroureteronephrosis, plus a 2mm microlith in the interpolar region of my left kidney. Should I be considering surgery for this or are there other treatment options? I'm a bit worried about what this means for my kidney health.

Accepted Answer

A detailed evaluation will help decide the best course of action.

I'm having an issue with finding blood in my urine, but it's only happening at night and has been going on for the past three days. In the morning, everything seems normal. Can you help me figure out who I should talk to about this?

Many a times blood in the urine in such cases is dude to passing of small particles of stone. It is suggested to get sonography done first.

More Urology Health Queries

My dad just had PCNL surgery for a 4.52cm staghorn stone and multiple small stones in his left kidney. How safe is this procedure and what should we expect during recovery?

I have a 4mm calculus in my left vesicoureteric junction and mild left hydroureteronephrosis, plus a 2mm microlith in the interpolar region of my left kidney. Should I be considering surgery for this or are there other treatment options? I'm a bit worried about what this means for my kidney health.

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