I recently finished a four-week treatment of Alfoo, merabegron, and levofloxacin for an inflamed and enlarged prostate, but my penis pain and trouble peeing (feeling like my bladder isn't empty) returned four days after stopping the medicine; does this mean I have a long-term prostate issue, is it caused by my enlarged prostate, should I see my doctor again, and how long will it take to get better? | Apollo Pharmacy

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I recently finished a four-week treatment of Alfoo, merabegron, and levofloxacin for an inflamed and enlarged prostate, but my penis pain and trouble peeing (feeling like my bladder isn't empty) returned four days after stopping the medicine; does this mean I have a long-term prostate issue, is it caused by my enlarged prostate, should I see my doctor again, and how long will it take to get better?

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I recently finished a four-week treatment of Alfoo, merabegron, and levofloxacin for an inflamed and enlarged prostate, but my penis pain and trouble peeing (feeling like my bladder isn't empty) returned four days after stopping the medicine; does this mean I have a long-term prostate issue, is it caused by my enlarged prostate, should I see my doctor again, and how long will it take to get better?

Asked by Male, 28 · 1 month ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

1 month ago

It is very common for prostate inflammation (prostatitis) to require longer treatment, so these returning symptoms do not mean you have a permanent condition. At 28, your symptoms are likely due to temporary inflammation rather than a permanently enlarged prostate. Because your pain and trouble urinating have returned after stopping Alfoo (alfuzosin), mirabegron, and levofloxacin, it is important to contact your prescribing doctor. They may need to adjust your medication or extend the treatment. With the right care, these symptoms can be managed effectively, though recovery timelines vary.

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I recently finished a four-week treatment of Alfoo, merabegron, and levofloxacin for an inflamed and enlarged prostate, but my penis pain and trouble peeing (feeling like my bladder isn't empty) returned four days after stopping the medicine; does this mean I have a long-term prostate issue, is it caused by my enlarged prostate, should I see my doctor again, and how long will it take to get better?

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