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Suggest Treatment For Pain And Burning In Penile Urethra Following TURP
I have been having prescence of desquamated cells in urine of very long standing duration following TURP about 11 yrs. back, also have dysuria off & on, mainly pain & burning in penile urethra which baates usually after a few hours by iteslf or with more water intake. About 4-5 days back again had a bout of dysuria, first morning sample after overnight water restricion showed field full of pus cells, however, urine given next day for culture & AST(for aerobic organisms is sterile, CBC count -WNL, no other symptom such as fever etc.,otherwise. No sexual contact for the last about 5 years. U/S KUB-NAD. Please advise further line of action/management 7 the possible etiology. I am a medical doctor.My age is 64 yrs, height 170 cms.,male.
Mon, 6 Mar 2017
Hi Dr.and welcome to HCM. As an Urologist,i can understand your anxiety.
As your urine culture is sterile and scan is normal, you don't need to worry.
Only symptomatic treatment is needed.
Desquamated cells in urine are of no consequence.No point checking urine.
For dysuria,take urine alkalysers,like potassium citrate syrup.
If the symptoms are bothersome,you'll need to do the following :
1. blood creatinine,RBS,PSA.LFT and platelets.
2. uroflowmetry.
According to the reports,an Urologist after examination,can advise treatment. Drink about ten glasses fluids daily.
As your urine culture is sterile and scan is normal, you don't need to worry.
Only symptomatic treatment is needed.
Desquamated cells in urine are of no consequence.No point checking urine.
For dysuria,take urine alkalysers,like potassium citrate syrup.
If the symptoms are bothersome,you'll need to do the following :
1. blood creatinine,RBS,PSA.LFT and platelets.
2. uroflowmetry.
According to the reports,an Urologist after examination,can advise treatment. Drink about ten glasses fluids daily.
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