Do I have Weak or Tight Bulbospongiosus? Pelvic Muscle question

I’ve had this issue for a little over two years now. I’ve made several posts asking for help and also trying to provide help for others. If anyone can please help me figure this out, it would at least set me in the right path to finding a solution.

Long story short, I went to the doctor 2 years ago for basic STD testing and was given pills and an injection for chlamydia and gonorrhea (even though I did not have either of those things and don’t have an STD). About 5 min after, I nearly fainted and doctors don’t know what to do as I’m lying on a hospital bed. They drew blood shortly after and sent me home when I was able to walk again.

When I got home, I noticed my penis head was completely discolored and I was not able to obtain an erection. The head of my penis was also extremely painfully cold for a few months. Thankfully, those symptoms subsided but I still suffer from other symptoms that persist from that terrible day.

- I’ve lost a lot of sensitivity in the head of my penis and also pretty much the entire corpus cavernosum. (I’m assuming this has to do with circulation)
- My penis feels lifeless and light and when I try to kegal, It barley moves at all. I think it is either my Bulospongiosus is too tight or too weak but not sure which. (I believe this is what is causing the circulation issues)
-My penis tends to remain hard and has a very difficult time draining/ going back down after I’ve ejaculated.
- When I pee, I have trouble squeezing out the last pit of pee (again, either muscles are too weak or too tight)

This has impacted my personal and work life heavily since it sort of feels like I don;t have anything down there. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Why would they give you a shot for something you didn’t have? I don’t get it.

Exactly.

When I spoke about this with Different urologist, they told me that it is a procedure doctors must follow that anyone that may think they have something should get a shot, regardless of whether or not they have something.

I thought that was complete bullshit but I’m not sure what to think anymore.

Most people don’t see a urologist for an STD so your post kind of confuses me or perhaps you’ve voluntarily left something out I don’t know. It sounds like the first thing you should do is go see a well renown urologist instead of the two slacks you’ve seen. But From your post it sounds like you had an allergic reaction to the medication but it could very well just be a coincidence.
If that well renown doctor you choose feels there was malpractice I would also then seek a well renown lawyer…

In the mean time from us as a community what we have to offer would be jelquing increases circulation which may help but it also may not. It could possibly even hurt because it sounds like you may very well have an underlying health problem you’re not aware of yet. Honestly I’m astounded you would post here instead of seeking professional medical help which is likely why you’ve received not much a response here.