u/Particular_Chair_901

I want to give you all hope

Hi! I developed chronic prostatitis/CPPS due to extreme anxiety and possible ligament damage due to fluoroquinolone antibiotic use in june 2025. I was floxxed, which means I suffered severe disabling symptoms from fluoroquinolones. The anxiety and terrible panic from it made my pelvic floor extremely tight.

The CPPS was in many ways even worse than the antibiotic induced disability. I couldn’t sleep a second, I felt like a had an extremely severe UTI that would kill me. Peeing hurt so much I cried. I am gay and thought I would never be able to have anal sex again or any sex for that matter. I couldn’t get an erection for months because of the pain.

I learned to control my pelvic floor and conciously relax it. Nothing else helped. I meditated and used a warm compress. Now I sometimes can feel a sting in the area but then I know how to relax the muscles and it goes away. I stille have some issues from the fluoroquinolones but my CPPS is like 99% gone. I can have sex normally, pee normally, sleep, do everything normally regarding it. I hope you all will heal❤️

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Hi! I was thinking of visiting Thailand in december with my boyfriend for 2 weeks. I cannot walk long distances because I have issues with my legs. I can walk stairs and about 2km in one go, can swim for some time too. Otherwise I use a wheelchair or if I want to conserve my steps.

I know bangkok or thailand as a whole is not accessible, but was wondering where we should head to and if we should rent a car/scooter. My boyfriend has a lot of driving experience but well I’ve heard that driving over there can be very dangerous. I’ve heard that grab is cheap but the freedom of having our own vehicle sounds nice. Usually when we travel we just rent a car and drive around. I was also thinking about skipping bangkok and heading to some quieter areas. What are your thoughts? Have any of you travelled to Thailand with mobility restrictions?

Thank you😊

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u/Particular_Chair_901 — 2 months ago