Pain In Kidney Areas, Bladder And Urethra, Cannot Hold Urine. Normal Test Results. Any Ideas?
I have been having pain in my kidney areas (aching type pain), then it starts to hurt in my bladder and urethra (this is a more sharp pain) . I urinate frequently and cannot hold my urine. I have tested negative for a bladder infection and did an ultra sound that found nothing and they did not find any stones in my kidneys (the ultra sound took place about 2 weeks after the onset of pain). The pain lasts for about 1-2 weeks then goes away and comes back a few weeks later. Any ideas what this could be?
Hello, Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum . All the symptoms ,which you have mentioned in your query are an indication of calculus in urinary tract system. Once again get in Ultrasound as well M R I of urinary system. Get in blood for urea, serum creatinine uric acid. Urine analysis and culture is also important. So once again consult an Urologist and get in complete examination. Good luck. Dr. HET
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Pain In Kidney Areas, Bladder And Urethra, Cannot Hold Urine. Normal Test Results. Any Ideas?
Hello, Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum . All the symptoms ,which you have mentioned in your query are an indication of calculus in urinary tract system. Once again get in Ultrasound as well M R I of urinary system. Get in blood for urea, serum creatinine uric acid. Urine analysis and culture is also important. So once again consult an Urologist and get in complete examination. Good luck. Dr. HET