Im a female and 19 years old and it hurts to pee. What should i do and what is it?
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When I pee it kinda feels like razor blades and a massive amount of pressure on my stomach and bladder. I'm not pregnant. What is wrong with me??
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brayanna
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olivia12068 brayanna
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HI Brayanna, sounds like a UTI/bladder infection, you'll need to see a doctor. If you can't get to one, in the meantime drink lots of water, cranberry juice and vitamin c
rebecca47123 brayanna
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Or try the home remedy of baking soda in water to neutralise the urine, until you can see a doctor to have the urine dipped.
brayanna rebecca47123
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Thank you I wasn't sure if it was or not because my ut never used to feel like that. I have had about 3 of them but this one feels ALOT worse. Its weird because it didn't start to hurt the way it did until I got to my job orientation and bought a Pepsi. Then after the Pepsi I couldn't stop going to the bathroom and everytime I went it was only a little bit and it felt like I had to pee more but it just wouldn't come out. It felt like something was trying to push it's way out of it. I got scared and thought it might have been a kidney stone or something but I'm obviously a little too young for that.
How long after taking the azos do you think it'll the for it to stop hurting the way it does?
rebecca47123 brayanna
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The azo will stop it hurting very quickly, probably after the second sachet you'll feel much better.
But remember it only deals with the pain, not the bacteria. You'll most likely need antibiotics. Drink a lot of water. On my last one I was drinking 3-4 litres a day. You have to wash it out of your bladder.
Some studies have shown cranberry juice stops ecoli sticking to the walls of the bladder so that's useful too.
As Susan said avoid soda at all costs.
Get the urine dipped at the doctors I wouldn't wait too long the last one I had got severe quickly and ended up needing several rounds of antiobiotics to knock it out.
If the uti's become recurrent research d-mannose, you can pick it up in health food stores. It's basically a sugar found in cranberries and birch, but it's in highly concentrated amounts in the tabs or powder. I'm having some success with it.
brayanna
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susan556 brayanna
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Sue
rebecca47123 susan556
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It's funny you mention the throbbing afterwards, mine lasted for weeks I had to just try forget about it. It seems my urethra was super irritated after the infection.
susan556 rebecca47123
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rebecca47123 susan556
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Yes I've definitely heard that constipation link too, my tingling/stinging feeling lasted for months afterwards. My uti was very severe I just couldn't kick it, it took rounds of antibiotics so I would say my bladder was well and truly battered.
Mine tended to be cyclical too with my period. Have you ever had a cystoscope?
The stinging only returns now when I'm dehydrated, when I drink more It's gone on the next pee. Sorry tmi
susan556 rebecca47123
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Hi Rebecca, no i ve never had a cystoscope, i dont want one unless i really need it, see how things go, think a lot of my problem is due to my age, everything shrinks and drys up and becomes dry and irritated, Menopause & Urinary Symptoms Atrophy means a wasting away of muscle mass, and urogenital atrophy involves atrophy of the vagina as well as atrophy of the urinary tract. The lack of estrogen weakens the bladder (which holds urine) and the urethra, the tube that carries urine out of the body, compromising their ability to control urinary functions. Sorry!
And you thought you gave tmi lol !
rebecca47123 susan556
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Haha! I know these problems are a little embarrassing but look they're so common so who cares lol. I hope you got oestrogen cream for that, uti's seem to be getting tougher to treat, the first antibiotic I had was effective for ecoli and it still didn't help, I ended up taking different types and one for an extended period.
I was worried I had interstitial cystitis as it went on for months, thankfully it got better gradually.
But I had to make serious lifestyle changes, like binning all feminine hygiene products, bought new 100% cotton underwear, drinking copious amounts of water, d-mannose daily as maintenance, avoided tight clothing, by being meticulous with hygiene and making sure I pee.....completely.
Uti's are an absolute curse, get one bad enough and I think anyone would do and try anything. I was peeing blood wincing in pain....ugh the thoughts of it.
susan556 rebecca47123
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rebecca47123 susan556
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Super fun! Not. I was doing the jug method too , the warm water meant I could pee without screaming.
I have heard of ladies using the oestrogen cream for much longer periods albeit a very small amount once or twice weekly. I find you need a female gynaechologist who's interested and understands the effect this can have on your quality of life. I had a couple of male doctors look at me as though I was insane that a chronic low grade uti would affect me as badly as it did.
susan556 rebecca47123
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Well it was a lady dr. who told me there's nothing more they can give me and that the vagifem was the best and theres nothing that works as well and that was that. A friend of mine who has been getting attacks of UTI told me she has been given Estrol cream to use and it helps a lot so im going to find out if i can be given this to try. Malr doctors havnt a clue, i had one actually laugh at me when i told him i was so uncomfortable it was awful to even walk. Arrrrrr