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uncomfortable felling while urinating
my age is 25 yrs. i don't no why there is a uncomfrtness while urinating. no burning is there but the feeling is worst.
i had consult so many doc. they said for urine test. But the results are negative. pls. help me..
i had consult so many doc. they said for urine test. But the results are negative. pls. help me..
well other problems could memic symptoms of UTI including interstitial cystitis and other urinary problems..maybe ask your PCP to refer you to a urologist and there they will do additional testing to see why you are having those symptoms..
I hope this helps
I hope this helps
Interstitial cystitis is a possibility. I'd see a urologist and talk to them about it.
I have IC and it started out as just being severe pain every time i went to the bathroom. Not a burning feeling, just sharp horrible pain. They kept testing for bladder infections but it was always negative. Ask a urologist about the possibility of interstitial cystitis. They took two years but finally diagnosed me.
The only real way to find out if you have it or not is a tiny surgery. they make a small cut in your lower abdomen/pelvis and check the bladder and surrounding organs, then inflate the bladder to look at the tissue and take a tiny biopsy.
Urologist. call one :)
I have IC and it started out as just being severe pain every time i went to the bathroom. Not a burning feeling, just sharp horrible pain. They kept testing for bladder infections but it was always negative. Ask a urologist about the possibility of interstitial cystitis. They took two years but finally diagnosed me.
The only real way to find out if you have it or not is a tiny surgery. they make a small cut in your lower abdomen/pelvis and check the bladder and surrounding organs, then inflate the bladder to look at the tissue and take a tiny biopsy.
Urologist. call one :)
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