Is it possible for urine to travel back into the testicles?

Question

Hello doctor,

Every time I urinate, a small amount of urine gets stuck in my penis, and it feels like it is ready to come out. However, it does not come out, and even shaking the penis does not help. Occasionally, when I sit on a chair, one or two drops might come out, but this happens very rarely after urination.

I had an ultrasound a few months ago, which showed that my prostate is normal but indicated signs of mild cystitis and a bladder infection. I also took medication, but there has been no improvement. Could urine be flowing back into my testicles? I do not experience a burning sensation or pain, but I do have mild testicular pain and itching. Could you suggest a possible treatment for this?

Answer 1

Hello,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

First, you should get a urine culture examination to determine if there is an infection. If an infection is present, you will need medication accordingly. Sometimes, an infection can also cause cystitis. An ultrasound is not necessary at this moment. Wait for another month, and if your condition worsens, then consider getting an ultrasound.

Regarding the issue of urine being stuck in your penis, it does not travel back to your testicles, so there is no need to worry. Avoid scratching your testicles, as it will not help alleviate the problem. To address your issue, consider the following measures:

Drink plenty of water: Aim for eight to 10 glasses of water per day to help flush out your system.
Take syrup Neeri: Mix two tablespoons with water twice daily for three to four weeks. This can help with cystitis and reduce the urge to urinate frequently.
Take Gokshuradi kwath: Mix two teaspoons with water twice daily for two to three weeks. It may help clean your bladder and address any infection.
Take syrup Mentat: Two tablespoons twice daily with water for three to four weeks can help calm your mind and manage the urge to urinate frequently.
Ensure adequate sleep: Aim for seven to eight hours of sleep each night.
Avoid excessive masturbation: Reducing this can help with your symptoms.
Refrain from drugs, smoking, and alcohol: These can exacerbate urinary issues and promote frequent urination.

Following these recommendations should help improve your condition. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult with a healthcare professional for further evaluation and treatment.

I hope this helps you.

Thank you.