Question on Prostate infection, Not Prostate cancer

[davidpavlov]

In this link, there is a mention about prostate infection. Again, I am not talking about prostate cancer.

It looks like he took antibiotics but did not help, and had to go for a different treatment, that is scary. I am just so afraid and would like to know if TRT was causing this. Hope not, makes me concerned because it is posted under TRT and prostate cancer thread.

Again, please read the thread, and it is mentioned towards the end of the write up. about prostate infection, and I am not talking about prostate cancer that is mentioned in the write up. Towards the end of the write up, you can see about prostate infection. Was this due to TRT or that was a different issue not connected to TRT?

Does Testosterone Cause Prostate Cancer? Can Men Treated for Prostate Cancer Use TRT?

Your feedback is appreciated.

 

[CoastWatcher]

I understand - you are concerned about prostate infections and not prostate cancer. Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) does not cause prostate infections. A prostate infection can occur while on TRT, but it can be an issue for men who are not taking testosterone. Prostate health is important, and should be monitored by every man (TRT patient or not).

 

[davidpavlov]

I understand - you are concerned about prostate infections and not prostate cancer. Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) does not cause prostate infections. A prostate infection can occur while on TRT, but it can be an issue for men who are not taking testosterone. Prostate health is important, and should be monitored by every man (TRT patient or not).

Thank you so much. That is reassuring. Thanks.

My question is, if TRT does not cause prostate infection, which I hope not, and if prostate infection was a separate issue, not TRT related, I got confused as to why it was posted under the TRT thread.

Thank for your reply and I am grateful to get feedback from this forum.

 

[CoastWatcher]

Thank you so much. That is reassuring. Thanks.

My question is, if TRT does not cause prostate infection, which I hope not, and if prostate infection was a separate issue, not TRT related, I got confused as to why it was posted under the TRT thread.

Thank for your reply and I am grateful to get feedback from this forum.

You're welcome. It's a general men's health forum - and the prostate is a gland that we all need to monitor.

 

[Vince]

This site deals with a lot of men issues, since we are men we all have prostates. And sometimes men get prostate cancer or infection. If I remember correctly I believe Nelson once had prostate infection.

 

[CoastWatcher]

I've had prostatitis - an inflammation of the prostate - years before I was on TRT.

 

[davidpavlov]

I've had prostatitis - an inflammation of the prostate - years before I was on TRT.

Sorry to hear that. So, TRT did not play a role on that, that is good to know. Did it cure with Antibiotics?

 

[CoastWatcher]

Sorry to hear that. So, TRT did not play a role on that, that is good to know. Did it cure with Antibiotics?

It had nothing, not a thing, to do with TRT, it was ages before I was injecting it. Yes, antibiotics cleared it.

 

[davidpavlov]

It had nothing, not a thing, to do with TRT, it was ages before I was injecting it. Yes, antibiotics cleared it.

Good to know you were cleared of it. Thanks for your support.

 

[Vettester Chris]

I've had prostatitis - an inflammation of the prostate - years before I was on TRT.

Same here! I got it when I was around 22yo. Nothing like seeing a climax come out Red!!

 

[CoastWatcher]

Same here! I got it when I was around 22yo. Nothing like seeing a climax come out Red!!

You're right, Chris. Nothing quite like it to get your attention!

 

[Nelson Vergel]

High PSA: Prostatitis or Prostate Cancer? - Excel Male TRT Forum

The video features Dr. Mark Scholz discussing prostatitis and prostate cancer and how they affect PSA levels. Prostatitis is inflammation of the prostate that can come from various causes, including infection and autoimmune reactions. The chronic low-grade form of prostatitis is common and...

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