Anyone have this issue?

*have this happen

Greetings,
Welcome to the forum! Could you please clarify "having to go"? I'm assuming by that you mean, the feeling that you have to pee? Just want to clarify. Welcome to your journey btw 🙂

Also, could you please share your experience with the Aneros Trident thus far? Have you experimented with anal play prior to using Aneros products? Thank you 🙂

Ya lol having to pee and before the Aneros trident really nothing I tried the progasm a bit but was to big so just sits in a drawer but the Aneros trident to me anyways is awesome so far I’ve just started to begin getting super o’s but ya only thing holding me back is this stupid feeling for like 4-5 days after

That's a sign of a UTI -- google it! Basically you have an infection and probably need to clear it up with antibiotics if the "have to go" feeling does not clear up by itself.

Is the feeling continuous? The feeling of "needing to pee" is a very common issue for people new to anal play.. but if this is going on 4-5 days after a session, this is not common. I'm not a doctor but it sounds to me like you should consider seeing a urologist.

I know it’s not a UTI had that before use to get em constant could be my hormones are all messed I’m on testosterone therapy due to low T and I go to my doc Tuesday so I’ll see if my levels are whacked it’s not constant but every so often usually with a uti your leaking I ain’t an also just to make sure I did an antibiotic course of monurol it’s been three days since I last messed with the trident

@Bigcity Guessing, it's just prostate and pelvic floor "after pressure", on the bladder and urethra, after you've stimulated that area highly as when using the Aneros. Simply, you had a pelvic workout and everything is sore - like after a gym workout. It would probably be diagnosed as non-bacteria prostatitis if you were to talk to a urologist and that may not be correct. My guess it's very annoying and will probably go away as your pelvic floor begins to become more conditioned to activity around Aneros use. I'm no doctor! Look up pelvic floor stretches and exercises and perform those regularly. Also, look up reverse kegels which help to stretch out the pelvic floor muscles; in addition to regular kegels that help tighten and strengthen them. If it lasts more than 2 weeks, seek medical consultation. Keep us posted.