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Q: Dull abdominal pain after urinating

asked by: princess96 on March 31st, 2009

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Im 22 and for a while i have been experiencing a dull abdominal pain after urinating, accompanied by shivers and goosebumps for around 15 mins after i urinate. I also get a smelly discharge and always have to get up in the night to urinate. Its not constant and maybe happens for a day then goes away for a few weeks. I have had a urine infection in the past but not sure its the same thing. Any help will be great thanx

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Zinobia16

replied on May 1st, 2009

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I too have experienced this recently. If your discharge is thin and smelly, it it likely that you have vaginitis. Go to the doctor and they will prescribe Flagyl after examination to confirm. Get a urine test to make sure it's not a UTI or that you have blood in your urine and then go from there.

sparkles123

replied on August 9th, 2009

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why is i that when i urine after woulds it feels like my bladder is about to fall out, it doesn't burn, but there is blood coming out of it wat does that mean...am i going to die??

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