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funny sensation
I would like to know why I need to go to the bathroom more frequently and only a little. I have pain and a funny sensation that seems to be from inside-genital area or pelvic area. It feels shakey after I go to the bathroom. a tingly kind of feeling down there. I also have a temp. of 99.7. what is happening. I have e coli in my intestines from a pos. test. could this be causing a problem. what can i do to relieve the terrible feeling, sensation in vaginal area.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi,
Do you mean that you are having pain during urination?
When you say that you frequent the bathroom does this mean that you frequently urinate?
Is there a decrease flow of the urine?
Do you need to strain to start urinating?
Any associated diarrhea or vomiting?
Do keep us posted with your answers.
Do you mean that you are having pain during urination?
When you say that you frequent the bathroom does this mean that you frequently urinate?
Is there a decrease flow of the urine?
Do you need to strain to start urinating?
Any associated diarrhea or vomiting?
Do keep us posted with your answers.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi,
Do you mean that you are having pain during urination?
When you say that you frequent the bathroom does this mean that you frequently urinate?
Is there a decrease flow of the urine?
Do you need to strain to start urinating?
Any associated diarrhea or vomiting?
Do keep us posted with your answers.
Do you mean that you are having pain during urination?
When you say that you frequent the bathroom does this mean that you frequently urinate?
Is there a decrease flow of the urine?
Do you need to strain to start urinating?
Any associated diarrhea or vomiting?
Do keep us posted with your answers.
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