i am having severe pain urinating?

Question

i dont know what is going on its just everytime i have to pee it feels like im peeing razor blades, and when i am with my girl it feels even worse, what is wrong?

Answer 1

Well, I suggest seeing your primary care provider. Your Dr. Will ask you questions such as, Do you have unprotected sex? and other things to help diagnose you problem. UTI or STD? Men have lower incidences of Urinary Tract Infections due to the fact that the uretha is much longer than womens not allowing bacteria to infect the bladder. I suggest at this point untill you see your Dr. or a emergency room physician or clinic. NO MORE SEX with anyone. Also, tell your girlfriend to be checked too and treated if need be otherwise you risk passing infections back and forth if this is the case.

Answer 2

Urination, Pain With


Symptom Definition
Discomfort (pain, burning or stinging) when passing urine.

In children too young to talk, suspect pain if your child begins to cry regularly while passing urine.

Urgency (can't wait) and frequency (passing small amounts) of urination may be associated.
Cause
Main cause in young girls: an irritation and redness of the vulva and opening of the urethra from bubble bath, shampoo or soapy bath water.
WHEN TO CALL YOUR DOCTOR FOR URINATION, PAIN WITH
Call 911 Now (your child may need an ambulance)
Not moving or too weak to stand
Call Your Doctor Now (night or day) If
Your child looks or acts very sick.

Can't pass urine or only can pass few drops.

Blood in urine.

Severe pain.

Fever is present.

Abdominal, side or back pain.
Call Your Doctor Within 24 Hours (between 9am and 4pm) If

Painful urination, but none of the symptoms described above (probably soap vulvitis in girls).
HOME CARE ADVICE FOR SOAP VULVITIS (pending talking with your doctor)
1. Definition: Soap Vulvitis is the #1 cause of pain with urination in young girls


Burning or stinging with passing urine.

Vaginal itching or irritation may also be present.

Prepubertal girl less than 10 years old.

Uses bubble bath, bathes in soapy water or washes genitals with soap.
To be sure she doesn't have a bladder or kidney infection, she needs to have her urine checked. The following treatment will reduce symptoms while awaiting your appointment.



2. Baking Soda-Warm Water Soaks: Soak the genital area for 20 minutes every 4 hours to remove irritants and to decrease painful urination. Add 2 oz. baking soda per tub of warm water (reason: baking soda is better than vinegar for the prepubertal age group).

3. Increased Fluids: Give extra fluids to drink (reason: to produce a dilute, nonirritating urine).

4. Avoid Soaps: Avoid bubble bath, soap and shampoo to the vulva because they are irritants. Only use warm water to cleanse the vulva or baby oil to remove secretions.

5. Contagiousness: Even if your child has a bladder infection, it is not contagious.

6. Call Your Doctor If:

Your child becomes worse or develops any of the "Call Your Doctor" symptoms.

Answer 3

you probably have urinary tract infection. go to your doctor and talk to him/her about it. the doctor will put you on some medication until it clears up.

oh, and nurse j is right cranberry juice will help along with the medication.

Answer 4

hi you probably have a u.t.i ( urinary tract infection) most likely cystitis, drink lots of fluids if you can cranberry juice as this is good for clearing infections, the most you drink the faster it will clear,

Answer 5

dud, if it makes worry that much go to the doctor. then you dont have to worry any more. if there is a problem then it can be attacked in early stadge befor it gets worth. good luck

Answer 6

you have UTI..urinary tract infection...take 5 days course of antibiotics like ciprofloxacin 500mg or simply septran DS.
take lot of water.

Answer 7

Oh Dr, Dr. Can't you see I'm burning,burning?

Answer 8

Go to the Doctor...It could very well be a UI...easy to clear up...