Why does it hurt when I urinate? Is it automatically AIDS or could it be something less serious? Any advice?

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Answer 1

it could be a few things and symptoms of burning is not aids.Urinary tract infection symptoms tend to be cumulative as the infection becomes more severe. The further into the urinary tract the infection progresses, the greater the number of symptoms. Bladder infection symptoms are often experienced when there is a kidney infection, for example. A doctor’s diagnosis is required to determine the type of urinary tract infection as symptoms may overlap and can indicate more than one type of infection.

Urethritis Symptoms
Symptoms of a urethral infection generally include inflammation and pain at the urethral opening. Urinating is often painful due to this inflammation.

Bladder Infection Symptoms
While pain at the beginning of the urethra indicates urethritis, pain that seems to originate further into the urethra is one of the many bladder infection symptoms. Other symptoms include frequent urination, often accompanied by an urgent need to urinate, and urine may be cloudy or bloody. Fever is sometimes present.

Symptoms of Bladder Infections in Women
While symptoms of bladder infections in women include those given above, women may also experience pressure just above the pubic bone during a bladder infection. Often sexual intercourse is uncomfortable.

Symptoms of Kidney Infections
Symptoms that suggest bladder infections may also indicate kidney problems. Additional symptoms of kidney infections include high fever or chills. Back pain localized around the infected kidney is quite common and ranges from mild discomfort to sharp, stabbing pains. Nausea and vomiting are also possible indicators of kidney infection.

Urinary Tract Infection Symptoms in Children
Young children have different urinary tract infection symptoms. The symptoms are more subtle, making the infection harder to diagnose. Irritability, a change in eating or urinating habits and incontinence may indicate a urinary tract infection in children. A fever that has no obvious cause may also be a sign of urinary tract infection. Such symptoms are easily mistaken for the flu or other health problems.Symptoms of a URINARY TRACT INFECTION (UTI)
- The symptoms of uncomplicated UTI's are pain or burning on urination, urge to urinate, increased urination frequency, nocturia, and suprapubic heaviness.
- Systemic symptoms are typically absent unless left untreated

Answer 2

It can very possiable be Gondiarea you got from having sex it hurts men tp urinate when they have it .First try drinking lots of water and Cranberry juice to see if its a bladder infection and if that dont help go to the doctor fast and in the mean time i wouldnt have sex incase its a STD.

Answer 3

It's actually probably something else. There are a number of infections and inflamations that could account for the pain. Try talking with a doctor who speciallizes in dealing with urinary tract conditions.

Good luck!

Answer 4

AIDS? I think that's a bit extreme.

It's probably just a Urinary Tract Infection that can be treated with antibiotics. See your doctor quickly to be sure.

Answer 5

If your burning while you urinate then it could be a simple fixable infection, but i seriously doubt if its AIDS because AIDS doesn't have any symptom like that or it could be a yeast infection or it could be a STD, most likely it is curable

Answer 6

pain when urinating is usually a bladder infection but may also be a STD. It is not a symptom of AIDS.

Answer 7

Probably not as seriuos as AIDS. COuld be many other STDs though. From chlamidia to herpes. Best advice is to go get checked out.

Answer 8

Urinary Tract infection is a big possibility. If you are male, it could be prostate problems, like it's enlarged or something. If you are female, there are numerous possibilities. Ask a proffesional.

Answer 9

It could be many things.... but it sounds like some sort of infection...kidney, urinary tract, but you have burning, you definitely need to see a Dr. and get some antibiotics to treat it. (if it's determined that you do in fact have an infection)

Answer 10

It is most likely a urinary tract infection. You need to see your doctor.