Having a pee-like sensation around the genital area

Some relevant information:

- I am 25.
- I haven’t done any PE in the past 3 years. In total I have done 6-8 months of PE. I’ve done only jelqs, stretches and V-stretches.
- 2 years ago I had some problems with the urinary tract. I went to see a urologist and it turned out I had chlamydia. I took the prescribed medicine and everything got better.
- I think I didn’t notice any problems after the treatment, but couple of months later (or may be almost a year) I had the feeling that I couldn’t empty my bladder entirely. So I went to see a urologist again. He did ultrasound on my bladder, sent me to go pee and then repeated the ultrasound. I told him that even after I peed, I still felt the urge to pee. He told me that my bladder is completely empty, my prostate is small and homogeneous and that everything looks good. So he convinced me that everything was fine and that it was all in my head.
- I don’t recall having any issues in the next year.

Recently I noticed that in certain situations I feel a pee-like sensation around the genital area. It is hard to describe it. It is definitely not pain. It somehow resembles the urge to pee. Also, I cannot locate it very specifically. It seems to be more prominent when I have drunk more fluids that day. Moreover, the feeling is way stronger in the second half of the day. It is also very emphasised when I perform a kegel.

So my question is does that seem normal and what could I do to prevent it? Moreover, what is a test I could perform to verify that everything’s okay?

I have to admit that I have the tendency to overthink and sometimes could worry about problems that are not there. I noticed this sensation about 10 days ago. However, I don’t recall having any complaints beforehand and I cannot think of something that has changed recently. I haven’t had sex in the past 2-3 months.

Any thoughts?

Sounds like it could be a mild Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).
My primary recommendation would be this: CRANBERRY: Overview, Uses, Side Effects, Precautions, Interactions, Dosing and Reviews
If it doesn’t clear up easily, just ask your regular doctor.

I have had this sensation every now and then for over 10 years now. It is caused by an easily irritable nerve. Things that make the sensation more likely to occur for me:
1. Peeing with an erection or semi-erection
2. Touching the glans after orgasm (when it is most sensitive)
3. Drinking too little water

What makes it worse is when I try to pee a few drops of remaining urine after the sensation already started, hoping it would make it go away.

Usually it goes away within 20 minutes but I have had severe cases of it lasting for over an hour. Also, the feeling doesn’t always occur in the dick, you can have a similar uncomfortable feeling in the pelvic floor and in the anus.

I know it is a nerve issue because when I damaged my dorsal nerve, this uncomfortable sensation was much more tolerable and numbed when it occurred (sadly, along with much decreased pleasurable sexual sensation). As the nerve started to heal, this occasionally occurring sensation also became worse again.

I have something like this, but not for reasons perhaps what you went through
I had this peeing feeling alot, when:

1. I mix my Cialis with Forta, Maca and Ginseng, I think sometimes more Maca I take. It gets frustrating when I’m with my woman, and this occurs.
I have to kegel the last few drops of pee out, because even the usual shake doesn’t always feel like its out, always some more..

2. When my prostate is acting up and I have to pee. I eat some raw ginseng and it goes away for a day or two.
Make sure what your feeling “is” in the dick, and not from an adjacent part of your man parts.

Michael

Sorry correction, when I eat raw GINGER (not ginseng) you can google benefits of eating ginger for men,