I have asked other docs this question and no one can answer it. Why would anyone get a burning pain...?

Question

...shooting down both arms when they urinate...but only when they have an active bladder infection? Doesn't happen at any other time. While I only get an infection every couple of years, the burning in the arms happens every time. When the typical burning from urinating goes away, so does the burning in the arms. Weird, huh?

If you can answer this one, you will definitely earn your 10 points.

Answer 1

Actually I think I may have an answer. The body has meridians that run from head to toe, on each side there are five. N-e ways, I think it may be possible that you have a gall bladder problem, possible a stone. Now, I have only studied on my own, and I am no expert, but I have a knack for this type of thing some times. Maybe you could ask the doc if he had considered this. Or I would consider seeing a professional reflexologist. Good Luck

Answer 2

Maybe its just another symptom of your infection. When I would get a UTI, I would have no pain urinating but my legs would ache so bad. Felt like I'd run 20 miles. But that would be the only symptom I would get. Eventually, I wised up and realized I was getting an infection. Maybe yours is just a warning sign too. Good luck!!

Answer 3

Well, those sound liek gall bladder stone signs tto me, however you have not located that that's unusual. But you didn't explain what precisely is it then ? Gall bladder must be eliminated, i have an understanding of it's main for digestion, however my cousin had gall blader stones, on the age of 24 she didn't have a little one then, even then the health care professional prompt its elimination, else it would poison otehr organs.. or a gall bladder with stone can burst every time in case you have the anguish. I'm now not definite if yo uhave stones. But i suppose you must take a different document's opinion, dont keep on with one. Please examine and come to a decision ASAP. Take care

Answer 4

You should get yourself checked for the cervical ribs/cervical outlet obstruction syndrome (in the neck). Perhaps it’s the position you adopt while voiding your bladder that causes strain/obstruction of the cervical outlet. Do not let your shoulders sag and perhaps some shoulder strengthening exercises would help. Surgical correction remains the definite answer.

Answer 5

Question have you seen a doctor about these problem. IF SO WHAT DID THE DOCTOR SAY. AS FOR YOUR QUESTION THERE ARE AN MULTITUDE OR REASON FOR THESE PROBLEMS, AND YOU NEED BLOOD TEST X-RAYS AND MAYBE EVEN A C.SCAN. SO I RECOMEND THAT YOU SEE YOUR DOCTOR AND ASK THESE SAME QUESTIONS.

Answer 6

If you don't understand a question, DON'T ANSWER IT! How hard is that to do?

Answer 7

YOU ARE SEEING QUACKS! GET 2ND OPINION. IF YOU ARE IN PAIN WITH THE INFECTION, IF IT IS REAL BAD, PAIN CAN RADIATE!