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I HAVE HAD CONSTANT BURNING INFLAMATION OF URETHRA. THE CAT SCAN NEG. THE BLOOD IS N URINE. HAVE HAD BLOOD WORK NORMAL. WHAT CAN I DO FOR THIS CONSTANT BURNING NATURAL. THE DOCTOR GAVE ME ETROGEN I STARTED BLEEDING. WHAT ARE YOUR SUGGESTIONS? I AM 25 YEARS AFTER MENOPAUSE.
This discussion is related to Urethra Burns.
This discussion is related to Urethra Burns.
I would very much like to read the links to Interstitial Cystitis and Vulvadynia. Thanks for offering to share.
If your doctor does a UA and it is negative,
You could have a yeast infection or a vaginal bacterial infection.
It is important to let the doctor diagnosis which it is or not, since yeast infections are one of the top misdiagnosed things people self treat for.
There is also a possibility that you have interstitial cystitis or vulvadynia. I know that IC can appear suddenly. I am an IC patient and support group leader for MOARK IC, (Missouri and Arkansas). I also have vulvadynia and I know the burning associated with both came on suddenly though at different times. I would make sure to
have your doctor rule out other problems first. Then if you come
up with no other answers, ask him about Interstitial Cytitis or Vulvadynia. I will gladly send you some links to help and information
on both, when you need it, if you just send me a message!
Hang in there... in the meantime ice or cold packs helps, as does soaking in a warm bath with baking soda added to the water!
Shelly
You could have a yeast infection or a vaginal bacterial infection.
It is important to let the doctor diagnosis which it is or not, since yeast infections are one of the top misdiagnosed things people self treat for.
There is also a possibility that you have interstitial cystitis or vulvadynia. I know that IC can appear suddenly. I am an IC patient and support group leader for MOARK IC, (Missouri and Arkansas). I also have vulvadynia and I know the burning associated with both came on suddenly though at different times. I would make sure to
have your doctor rule out other problems first. Then if you come
up with no other answers, ask him about Interstitial Cytitis or Vulvadynia. I will gladly send you some links to help and information
on both, when you need it, if you just send me a message!
Hang in there... in the meantime ice or cold packs helps, as does soaking in a warm bath with baking soda added to the water!
Shelly
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