Post pain

Hey guys hope things going well with you. I am 5 weeks out from robotic removal of my prostate, have gotten bladder control under control for the most part. I am having this burning stinging thing going on in my uretha and pain in my perennial area and penis it is relentless with very little let up unless I am on AZO and asprin,  I have been o anti biotics for a month and nothing is helping, I just went to my dr. today and he scoped and could see nothing accept a spot on my bladder so hear I go again, he took a biopsi and now I wait for that result.  Has anyone had similar issues and have any input I would appreciate any info.  Thanks.  

bp63,
I had a weird, burning pain toward the end of the pee cycle. I am 7 weeks post-surgery. I had to go in day before yesterday to get some calypso markers put in (much like a biopsy but only 3 times - marker capsules for radiation). It all of the sudden disappeared. Don't know what cured it, but I'm glad its gone. At first, I thought it was an urinary tract infection, so I went on cipro which did nothing for it. They had to give me a shot of some antibiotic before the procedure (I believe gentmicin)...plus I'm on cipro as part of this procedure. Anyway...not sure if this helps...but my problem is gone. <bobr>
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Age: 54
Routine Physical on 10-20-2010 DRE Normal
PSA 4.3, up from 0.6 5 years prior
PSA 0.6 on 10-25-2005
PSA 0.4 on 7-30-2004
PSA 0.5 on 5-9-2002
Followup with Urologist on 11/10/2010 after elevated PSA; DRE noted slight bump
November 30th, 2010 had prostate biopsy.
December 9th, 2010, Biopsy results 3 of 12 cores positive.
LLB: Gleason's 4+3=7, 11 MM Tumor Length/15MM Core Length (73%)
LLM: Gleason's 4+4=8, 12 MM Tumor Length/15MM Core Length (75%)
LM: 0.1 MM Tumor Length (1%)0.1 MM Tumor Length
Urologist recommended robotic removal using da Vinci method.
RALP Surgery 12/27/2010 Released: 12/30/2010
Thunderbird Banner Hospital, Glendale, AZ
Post-Surgery Pathology: GS 4+5=9
Pathologic Staging: pT3a, N0, MX; location: Left Side; Volume: 10%
Margins: Left posterior inked margin focally involved
Extraprostatic Extension: Observed
Seminal vesicles: Not observed
Lymphatic/Vascular Invasion: Not observed
Catheter: Removed 15-days after surgery
Post-OP Followup on 1/11/2011; Catheter/Staples removed
Adjuvant IMRT 8 Weeks Post-OP.
No exercise for 4 Weeks Post-OP.
Radiation Oncologist Initial Consultation on 1/18/2011
Calypso Procedure on 2/17/2011; PSA <0.1; Bone Scan Clear
341 Testosterone

CT Simulation on 2/24/2011.