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I had surgery on June 18th where a catheter was used and now every time I get an erection it is extremely painful is this normal?
Submitted: 137 days and 3 hours ago.
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Gender: Male
Age: 26
State/Country: United Arab Emirates
Posted by
Dr Anil Kumar
137 days and 2 hours ago.
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Hello,
Which type of surgery you have undergone?
When was your catheter removed after surgery?
Any painful urination, burning during urination?
Soreness on urethra?
Blood in urine?
137 days and 2 hours ago.
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the catheter was removed several hours after surgery.
the surgery was to remove a tumor in my right lung.
i have had no painful urination, no burning or soreness and no blood in the urine
Posted by
Dr Anil Kumar
137 days and 2 hours ago.
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Hello,
As such there may be possibility of bruising during catheterisation.
When the catheter was taken out then there is accidental forceful puling of the foley catheter, , it bruised your urethra (the tube you wee out of). So when you get an erection normally, the urethra is squashed up a little resulting in pain while erection.
You need to undergo a Clinical examination and urine routine examination for further evaluation.
I suggest you to consult your doctor for further evaluation and management.
I hope this helps
137 days and 2 hours ago.
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is this something that will go away with time or should i see a doctor to make sure that this is the problem. also should there still be this very bad pain this long after surgery
Accepted Answer
Hello,
As you have pain during erection from few weeks it is not normal .
It can be result due to bruising during catheterisation, so if you left it untreated it can result in Urinary tract infection as well.
So it is advised to consult your regular doctor or Urologist for further evaluation and management.
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