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Ease Your Pelvic Pain
Chronic prostatitis
Also called Chronic pelvic pain syndrome, Prostatitis, Pelvic pain, CPPS
Who it's forA man who aches between the legs, in the testicles or on coming, and whose tests are clear.
When to see a doctor
- Call 911 now: sudden confusion, slurred speech, blotchy or blue skin, or struggling to breathe, with an infection.
- The ER now: sudden, severe pain in a testicle, or testicle pain with throwing up.
- Your doctor right away: you cannot pee, or fever and chills with painful, urgent peeing.
- Urgent care or your doctor today: antibiotics for prostatitis for 48 hours and no better, or worse.
- Urgent care or your doctor today: blood in your pee.
- Urgent care or your doctor soon: a lump, swelling or change in shape in a testicle.
- A sexual health clinic or your doctor: a discharge from the penis, burning when you pee, or sex without a condom.
- Your doctor: pain in the penis, testicles, bottom or between the legs, or pain when you come. Pain for 3 months or longer: a urologist.
I am not a doctor. This is not medical advice. This is self-education. Every dose on this page is the one a trial or a label used, quoted from it. It is not a prescription. Talk to a physician who has your history before any medicine or procedure. Fever with pain, not able to pee, or sudden testicle pain: get help today.