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Aladdin

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Prostatitis and sexual transmission Posted: 07-15-08 10:52am


My husband has recently been taking Cipro for prostatitis. Is this sexually transmittable to me to cause a UTI?

sw_londres

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Posted: 09-11-08 17:36pm


hi, it depends on what sort of prostatitis, if its bacterial then there's a risk of transmission of whatever bacterias present in the prostate via semen, otherwise if its non-bacterial prostatitis, the risk is nil

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