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sportsjer_phx
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 Posted: 11/08/06 - 16:34 Post subject: Male Fungal (Yeast) Infection / Candidiasis / Burning Groin |
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I’m a 34-year old male. I’ve had a burning sensation in my groin (right above my penis) area for about 5 - 6 months. No apparent rash, dryness or unusual itchiness. Sometimes there’s a tinge of burning when I urinate. Not usually, though.
I went to the doctor and he diagnosed it as candidiasis and gave me a prescription for a cream (don’t recall the name). Used up all the cream and it was still there. So, I got a 28-day supply of Nizoral (200 mg per day). Still the burning continued. Then, I got two tubes of an anti-fungal/steroidal cream. Nothing…
Someone on a web board suggested I try Monistat. So, I bought a box of 7-day Monistat. That gave me a horrible rash after 4 days of use. The rash went away after 3 days of non-use.
The burning continues. The burning mainly occurs during the day and mainly while I’m sitting. The burning is not there when I wake up and go to the gym.
I shower and change my underwear daily. I use powder down there to absorb the moisture. I’m taking acidophoullis pills (spelling?) and Candida-formulated supplements. I also tried tea tree oil, but the odor has been banned from the house.
For a period of about 6 weeks (a couple of months ago), I cut out all sugar and carbs, but that didn’t help.
Does anyone have any other suggestions, ideas and/or comments. |
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| Posted: 11/18/06 - 11:38 Post subject: |
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| You might try cutting out caffineif you drink alot and more water.I had double hernia and feel buring and pain after I've over done it.If you can find a good massage thearpist that knows more about the nerves and muscles in the groin area you might be out of wackwhere they can put them back in place. |
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| Posted: 12/29/06 - 19:54 Post subject: |
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| You may want to try and to go to a Uro doc. I had similar symptoms, and the creams did not work, found out today it was Prostatitis, and gave me Cirpo now for 2 weeks to get rid of it. Hoping it works. |
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| Posted: 01/21/07 - 20:24 Post subject: Itching groin, etc.. |
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I have the same exact problem.. have taken all the fungus meds, creams,etc. I was told by a urologist that I am tensing the musculatur floor in my pelvic area.... this is recently studied area see this site for more info.. hope this helps..
bio-medical.com/news_display.cfm?newsid=47 |
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| Posted: 05/08/07 - 18:45 Post subject: works for me |
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| Try eating yogurt, eating less sugar and meat. More fruits and veggies. yeast feeds on fat and sugar so take it's food source away. Yogurt has a good bacteria in it that seems to have an affect on yeast too. |
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| Posted: 06/16/07 - 04:37 Post subject: |
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like myself, u probably have prostitis.
these are the causes:
| Quote: | 1. Infection (bacteria, viruses, candida, parasites)
2. Autoimmune disorders (food allergy, candida, intoxication)
3. Delaying orgasm for unreasonably long periods (congestion)
4. Constipation
5. Long hours of sitting, lack of exercise, cold, vibration while driving a car or riding a bicycle
6. Overeating, overweight (congestion and pressure on the pelvic organs)
7. Vitamin or mineral deficiency (especially zinc)
8. Stress, overwork, lack of sleep
9. Excess of caffeine, alcohol
10. Low immunity (HIV, chemotherapy, hormone therapy)
11. Sexually-transmitted diseases: chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomonas (among others) and the sexually transmissible "normal" flora of the vagina or rectum. |
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| Quote: | 1. Herbal Medicine - saw palmetto, pygeum, and licorice. They help to treat infection, shrink the prostate, relieve pain and congestion, and promote normal sexual function
2. Karlovy Vary Healing Mineral Water supplies more than 40 vital electrolytes (potassium, calcium, magnesium, etc.) and microelements (zinc, cobalt, iron, chromium, etc),
3. Therapeutic Prostatic Massage, aka Prostate Massage
Prostate massage can help antibiotics and herbs to penetrate the prostate, and it enhances excretion of infected fluid.
4. Healing Food Consultation is also very important in healing Chronic Prostatitis. Using the "healing power of food", we can give you a customized diet plan that was developed in European naturopathic clinics.
5. Acupuncture can improve deteriorated sexual function and increase a man's libido, ability to maintain an erection, and sexual feeling.:
6. Acupuncture variants i.e. electropuncture, magnet therapy, vibro-magnetic massage, and cupping. This non-drug method is effective for the decrease of pain, improvement of prostatic circulation and ease of urination, and diminution of stress and anxiety. In addition, acupuncture can improve deteriorated sexual function and increase a man's libido, ability to maintain an erection, and sexual feeling.
7. Body-Mind Connection is a unique service to heal diseases caused by mental and physical imbalances.
8. Bioenergetics-used to increase energy by removing mental blockages and improving Body/Mind Connection.
9. Releasing stress |
my major culprits were: excessive ejaculations, sitting too long (IT job), stress among others.
i have been on PSA Caps: Prostate Specific Advantage, which has saw palmetto, lycopene etc in it for a month now and this burning has subsided subtantially. this has been welcome as i couldn't even sit for 30 minutes before the pain started |
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