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Sometimes when I have to pee if I dont go roght away my lower abdomen really hurts and my sides. It starts to go away after I pee but it hurts. Do I have a serious infection or something. Sometimes my side makes a popping feeling and it hurts should I be conserned
Thu, 16 Oct 2014
General & Family Physician, Dr. Amarnath's Response
welcome to hcm, lower abdominal pain assosicated with urination is a symptom of URINARY TRACT INFECTION or (UTI) it is advised to take large amounts of fluids and water. some may even require antibiotics for the infection to settle. antispasmodics may be needed for relieving the pain. as antibiotics and antispasmodics are prescription based drugs i want to discuss these things with your treating physician hope this explains. with regards Dr.Amarnath feel free to have any queries to me at http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-amarnath/68732
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welcome to hcm, lower abdominal pain assosicated with urination is a symptom of URINARY TRACT INFECTION or (UTI) it is advised to take large amounts of fluids and water. some may even require antibiotics for the infection to settle. antispasmodics may be needed for relieving the pain. as antibiotics and antispasmodics are prescription based drugs i want to discuss these things with your treating physician hope this explains. with regards Dr.Amarnath feel free to have any queries to me at http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-amarnath/68732