pain burning 3 weeks

[cnicole]

I have been in constiant severe pain in my insides urethera bladder vagina area  for 3 weeks now i went to the gyno she tested for uti and any stds negative I went to a urologist and he gave me macrobid i belive i am almost 10 days finished with it and in the same pain i have been taking loratabs not because a doctor would prescribe me anything because they wouldnt they said its not that bad well a hole to be honest i wanted to tell him it feels like my insides are filled with gasoline that burns and when i go it hurts worse when i dont and all the time it feels like some one lit my gasoline filled insides on fire like really no exaggeration i was screaming at the top of my lungs in pain and its not that bad iam just a wus apparently i dont know what else to do i have spent my last savings on that doctor specialist and the medicine that didnt work, i have 3 kids and well no money so what to do iam hoping you can tell me i have the symptoms of IC and vulvodynia iam hoping its not cysts or bladder cancer iam a 25 year old female and not even aleve works 4 of them in an hour i tok nothing the stuff that makes you pee orange has a bit of relief but a loratab 7.5 is the only thing that makes me not want to well killl myself from the excrutiating pain and it is constiant not just when i pee it is worse then sometimes even when i take the loratab please help me and any other woman who feel as hopeless as i do

[urgent_go]

My wife gets some relief colloidal silver (google it) from a health food store from burning pain following kidney stone removal when the urine tests came back clear.  Support for your immune system may help too so your body can gain the upper hand.

[Vanessa Lacuesta]

Hi,

Is this associated with an urgent need to urinate?

The pain persisted after several medications and yet there seems to be no relief. Was a urinalysis and urine culture done prior to the medication? Were urinary stones excluded using imaging scans? Interstitial cystitis may be a strong differential here and a cystoscopy and potassium sensitivity test ( you may discuss this with your physician) may help define the diagnosis of IC. I think it is best to undergo further examinations.This will mean more expenses but may be more cost effective in the long run.

Do keep us posted.

[lizzy142]

If you have negative urinary test, I would get your dr. to check for interstitial cystitis. I'm having similar burning in my bladder area. No otc pain meds help at all.  Buy some otc prelief and see if that helps.  It takes the acids out of foods that might be irritating your bladder wall.  You can find it at Publix with the heartburn meds.  Hope this helps.  I would go back to the urologist and have him test for IC,  or go to another one.