As soon as I drink water, it becomes urine within half an hour, and I feel the urge to go to the bathroom very often. I feel like my body is not absorbing the water properly and it goes straight into my bladder. I also feel pain due to frequent urination. This problem becomes worse when I masturbate or have sex. I sometimes feel itching and moisture near that area, even though I keep it clean. Earlier, when I went to the hospital for this problem, there was a minor UTI in the test report, and the doctor prescribed antibiotics. Now, I am not sure if it is the same problem this time or something else. If it is the same, I want to know why it keeps happening and what I can do to prevent it? Thanks in advance for helping me clear my doubts.

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Your symptoms suggest recurrent urinary tract infections or possible overactive bladder. Pain after sex or masturbation may indicate post micturition urethral discomfort. Hygiene alone does not rule out infections. Recurrent UTIs may need imaging and urology referral.

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Answered 03/09/2025

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