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What Causes Painful Urination?

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Posted on Tue, 27 Sep 2016
Question: I Met with my physician last Thursday and he confirmed that I Had a Heat Exhaustion episode. Since seeing him, I have experience extreme pain urinating. weakness and my temperature is between normal and 100. Today my temperature is normal though continue to feel week with piece meal bowel movements. I'm 79 1/2 - How long would it seem the urinary problem might last? Quit caffeine today.
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Answered by Dr. Bonnie Berger-Durnbaugh (41 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Get a repeat Urinalysis; prostate check for prostatitis.

Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome,

I am concerned about the extreme pain with urination. This is not an expected part of heat exhaustion, and especially not 4 days later. You have written that you did not have a UTI per test. Were you having extreme urinary pain when you went in to give the urine specimen? Because I think getting a urinalysis and having a prostate exam is the place to start right now. The other thing to consider is urinary tract stones, which are more likely to form when a person gets dehydrated.

I hope this information helps.

I invite you to let me know how you are doing after you go back in for evaluation.
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What Causes Painful Urination?

Brief Answer: Get a repeat Urinalysis; prostate check for prostatitis. Detailed Answer: Hello and welcome, I am concerned about the extreme pain with urination. This is not an expected part of heat exhaustion, and especially not 4 days later. You have written that you did not have a UTI per test. Were you having extreme urinary pain when you went in to give the urine specimen? Because I think getting a urinalysis and having a prostate exam is the place to start right now. The other thing to consider is urinary tract stones, which are more likely to form when a person gets dehydrated. I hope this information helps. I invite you to let me know how you are doing after you go back in for evaluation.