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Suggest Treatment For Stinging Pain In Navel While Urinating
Hi, For the past year I have been having digestion problems. I have been to multiple gastroentologists. The first doctor prescribed me with some vriant of omeprazole,and other IBS related drugs. The second doctor prescribed omeprazole and Librax, which helped with relieving the pain. My problem is that I used to get stinging pain in my navel whenever I had to pee or pass stool. The pain is almost gone now but now whenever i eat something with spices or something oily burning and pain returns. Also, my stool is very irregular. One time it is diarheaa type with white foam and sometimes I have constipation. Moreover, I have pain in my navel whenever I am passing urine. Sometimes the pain and burning persists sometimes it is cured. Also, I am unable to clear urine and stool completely and it comes in parts so end up spending 20-30 mins in the washroom.
Mon, 20 Apr 2020
Hello,
There can be various disorders which can pause issue of stinging pain in the navel while urinating as:
- Persistent urachal cyst connecting umbilicus to bladder apex
- Adhesions between the intestines and urinary bladder through previous infections or possible surgery of some sort
- Previous trauma damaging certain nerves controlling urination and bowel movements through pelvic plexus or spinal cord
However, detailed physical examination and study of relevant investigations are matter of concern in this case to discuss further in details.
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon
There can be various disorders which can pause issue of stinging pain in the navel while urinating as:
- Persistent urachal cyst connecting umbilicus to bladder apex
- Adhesions between the intestines and urinary bladder through previous infections or possible surgery of some sort
- Previous trauma damaging certain nerves controlling urination and bowel movements through pelvic plexus or spinal cord
However, detailed physical examination and study of relevant investigations are matter of concern in this case to discuss further in details.
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon
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