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Q: Burns When I Pee (for a Second)

asked by: phishy on June 1st, 2006

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Thanks for taking a look at this. So yesterday I woke up and went to the bathroom for the morning pea and when I aimed at the bowl and released I had a burning sensation for about 1 second while the pea was coming out. After that the burning would leave and I would finish off the pea session as normal with no burn. Now everytime when I pea right as the initial pea comes out it burns for a quick second then stops and everything is fine. I'm still a virgin and have never had any type of oral sex or anything. This all happened out of nowhere and i'm wondering has anyone had this? I have been more active and changed my eating habits within the pass 3 weeks. I goto the gym everyday and drink only water and milk. I'm going to try to drink some cranberry juices to see if that helps. Any ideas? Thanks.

*edit* also when I masterbait and cum I don't get the burn, it only happens when I pea.

Replies(3)

phishy

replied on June 3rd, 2006

New User

Update - well the cranberry juice worked like a charm. My pee was looking really yellow and I drank about 2 jugs of cranberry juice as of yesterday night I have not been having any burning. Hope this helps anyone else who has had the same problem.

BaintPall

replied on June 4th, 2006

New User

This is a sign of an std, I forget, but since ur not sexually active I guess theres no reasn to worry bout that

Kloosty

replied on June 7th, 2006

New User

Burning

I get this sometimes too... It does not mean you have an std... I get it when I havn't had enough to drink... Someone told me once that because you don't have enough water in your system so the acidity of your urine goes up and it starts to burn...

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