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Feeling Of Having Orgasm, Pelvic Pain While Urinating. Kidney Stone Removed. Is Something Wrong?
I almost feel like I am having an orgasam when urinating, just not as intense as an orgasam. When I am doing urinating I can feel my vagina throb but only have pain on my right side just above the pelvic pain that won't won't go away. I recently had a bad kidney infection from a large kidney stone that had to be removed by placing an instrument up my urinary tract to remove the stone. I am worried something could be wrong
Tue, 26 Nov 2013
Hello and welcome to HCM,
A history of bladder stone, urinary tract infection in the past and throbbing sensation in the vaginal wall is suggestive of presence of infection in the genitourinary tract.
You need to get an urine examination done- routine and microscopy.
There can be persistence of infection.
If there is evidence of urinary tract infection, a culture needs to be done followed by drug sensitivity.
Is there any history of vaginal discharge?
If yes, the discharge also needs to be examined.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
A history of bladder stone, urinary tract infection in the past and throbbing sensation in the vaginal wall is suggestive of presence of infection in the genitourinary tract.
You need to get an urine examination done- routine and microscopy.
There can be persistence of infection.
If there is evidence of urinary tract infection, a culture needs to be done followed by drug sensitivity.
Is there any history of vaginal discharge?
If yes, the discharge also needs to be examined.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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