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have you seen a gastroenterologist? as for the bladder issue, you could have some sort of stricture in your urethera that's causing the bladder to retain urine. when i was younger i discovered that was my problem. the urologist inserted a narrow catheter and i couldn't believe how much urine was left inside!
yup, he said "it is nothing in your digestive system". My back is just killing me. They tell me the pain is right around where my bowel would be and they checked it with an upper GI and it was fine.
The whole bladder thing could not cause belching in my mind. Would a cyst be missed with a regular pelvic ultrasound...do I need to get the transvaginal or something? I can't imagine living this way. I am only 43 and have always been extreme about taking care of myself. This last year I have been going down hill.
The bladder symptoms started months after the other symptoms. I am definately confused. Hopefully the uroligist has ideas
The whole bladder thing could not cause belching in my mind. Would a cyst be missed with a regular pelvic ultrasound...do I need to get the transvaginal or something? I can't imagine living this way. I am only 43 and have always been extreme about taking care of myself. This last year I have been going down hill.
The bladder symptoms started months after the other symptoms. I am definately confused. Hopefully the uroligist has ideas