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Pelvic pain and frequent urination
Hello all,
For the last several months, I have been suffering from frequent urination, pain in the tailbone, legs and anal area, feelings of fullness between my testicles and anus etc.
I have been to my doctor several times and all my tests come back negative (STD tests, Urinalysis, Herpes Blood IGG Test, Gonorrhea and Chlamydia). My doctor says that with all the negative test it might be a virus and I will just have to let it run its course. All these symptoms occurred days after having sex (unprotected Oral, Protected Vaginal) with a new partner.
The pain and frequent urination goes through highs and lows but has not completely gone away and is starting to flare up again. Does anyone have any idea of what this could be? Could it be a Bacterial NGU that would not show up on a urine test?
Any help would be extremely appreciated.
For the last several months, I have been suffering from frequent urination, pain in the tailbone, legs and anal area, feelings of fullness between my testicles and anus etc.
I have been to my doctor several times and all my tests come back negative (STD tests, Urinalysis, Herpes Blood IGG Test, Gonorrhea and Chlamydia). My doctor says that with all the negative test it might be a virus and I will just have to let it run its course. All these symptoms occurred days after having sex (unprotected Oral, Protected Vaginal) with a new partner.
The pain and frequent urination goes through highs and lows but has not completely gone away and is starting to flare up again. Does anyone have any idea of what this could be? Could it be a Bacterial NGU that would not show up on a urine test?
Any help would be extremely appreciated.
Hi Grace,
I have not been referred to a urologist yet. I did have an ultrasould of my pelvic area and everything looks fine.
I have not been referred to a urologist yet. I did have an ultrasould of my pelvic area and everything looks fine.
you've been following up with an urologist if I recall from your other posts right?
grace
grace
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