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Originally Posted by Webgoji
I think one reason you're not finding a lot of guys that have experience with it is because with today's medical practices it takes a bit of luck just to catch it. I know I only recently got my doctor to even do a PSA screening. If I had an inflamed prostate, I would probably not even know until something bad happened.
Second, I think it's too early to think the worst. The good thing is that it's been detected and now you can do something about it. As GI Joe used to say, "Knowing is half the battle." Not knowing that something is wrong is the scary part. Hang in there, you'll get through it. Right now the only thing is that you have inflammation of the prostate, and you'll get the treatment you need soon.
Finally, you're not useless in the sex department and you're on your way to getting treatment. If your girlfriend dumps you because of a possibility in the future, she definitely isn't the right girl for you. If you guys are close you should let her know. If you're just getting started, I wouldn't worry about telling her until you have more definitive information.
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Thanks man, appreciate your support.
In 2 days results of blood and urine tests will be available. Ultrasonography showed that my prostate has perfectly fine size and no signs of deviations, though doctor said that it means nothing and disease still can be serious even without visual symptoms. I keep reading on the internet, that most of cases are completely untreatable. I am so afraid of being doomed to have this thing for whole life. I feel like im falling into very serious depression and i cant afford therapy.
I forgot to mention one of my concerns. Can i still smoke weed? I found informational contradiction. Which article should i believe?
https://www.auanet.org/university/abstract_detail.cfm?id=1083&meetingID=12ATL
Prostatitis Tips - Things that Help and Hurt - Prostatitis Network
Marijuana use prevalent among chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome patients | Urology Times
https://www.marijuanadoctors.com/con...nt=prostatitis