I have been having bladder spasms for about 6 months now which is why I had the urine test done. I overdosed largely on aspirin and sleeping pills last June. I was hooked up to have Dialysis done but thankfully it wasn't required. Ever since I have been having problems with my bladder. Nobody seems to know what is going on. I am on Phenazopyridine for the pain. It comes on sometimes all by itself and other times after intercourse. I cannot handle this pain anymore. It is unbearable. Just wondering if anyone else has had similar symptoms and what the outcome for them may have been. I am worried about the positive pregnancy test however as I know it could mean cancer...Then I am not sure if it may be my kidneys...It is not a bladder infection. Any suggestions would be greatly accepted...Thank-you.  Amanda
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I would go and get checked out by your Dr. If you have had a hysterectomy then I really doubt that you are pregnant, but different things can cause a positive pregnancy test. Protein in your urine, hormonal changes associated with menopause, some medications (rare), certain cancers, or just a faulty test. I would retest with a different brand and see what you get, and then I would definatly go and talk to your Dr about it.\n\nAnd just for the record, a chemical pregnancy is not what the pervious poster said. A chemical pregnancy is infact a proper pregnancy that just ends in a very early miscarriage. The egg gets fertilized but for some reason it doesn't implant properly, yet it creates enough HCG, the pregnancy hormone, to register either a positive home pregnancy test or a postive blood test. Because for whatever reason the pregnancy does not continue as normal, your period usually shows up on time or a little bit late. The reason it's called a chemical pregnancy is because it is too early for the fetus to be seen by ultrasound, and the only indication of pregnancy is chemically. 50% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage, and a great deal of those are chemical pregnancies. If you have had a hysterectomy, then you would not be having a chemical pregnancy.\n\nTalk to your Dr, they will know what to do and will be able to find out what's going on. Good luck.
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As you get older your bladder gets weaker. Its happened to me once whilst jumpin on a trampoline!!\nmine is coz i had children,but i just got on with it,even though my son thought it was funny!!!\nIf you are worried & concerned go see your doctor.
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I would have the doctor check you for a continued bladder infection and do a pregnancy test. You don't want to be on antibiotics if you are pregnant!!! I just had a bladder infection and it took 2 courses of antibiotics, herbs, and cranberry juice to clear it and even now I can tell it isn't really gone. But your other symptoms sure sound like pregnancy but other things can cause them too. Call for an appointment today to make sure on both counts.
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bladder infection is one possibility, Drink plenty of cranberry juice. and try to make an dr. appointment. \ni hate to say it but u could be diabetic or pregnant also.
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I know you said you've already had you're gallbladder tested,but I am suggesting you get it tested again by a urologist.The reason behind this is because he/she can do a test involving dye injected into your gallbladder to see if it is even working.I had the same symptoms for years and had this test done,found out I had a diskenetic(none working gallbladder)that caused me a great deal of pain.I had the laproscopic surgery to have it removed and no longer have that pain.Best wishes on finding out results!
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I am now 34 and when I was 26 I had a total hysterectomy, even ovaries. I have not had any problems like this. I have heard that your bladder can drop, maybe that is what you are experiencing. You can call your GYN and tell him you are having some discomfort and he will check you. Good luck.
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You need to find a free or low cost clinic.\nAlthough it could be related to changes in hormone levels, problems related to a hysterectomy, etc. - and it may not be a significant problem it COULD be serious.  There may be a tumor.\nI had a tumor that had attached to my bladder and I had problems urinating.  Please see a doctor - a specialist (urologist).  Even if you have to make payments to the doctor your health is worth it.
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The pregnancy test you used could have been bad. If it was a tubule pregnancy you would show a positive on it. Most of the time you do not have pain in pregnancy. \n\nIt could be PID or a cyst.
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This sounds like a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).  Do you also experience a painful burning sensation when you urinate?  You also have to pee rather frequently but the urine flow is slow and limited?  It definitely sounds like a UTI.  Try AZO Standard and Cystex in combination with each other.  It's the best pain relief you can get from OTC.  You definitely need to see a doctor.  He'll prescribe an antibiotic (Septra is a good one) if it's a UTI and a prescription strength pain reliever if you need/request it.  I hope you feel better soon!
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Hi,\nI'm really sorry to hear this.We have been through something similar.\nAt my 18 week scan,they picked up a problem with my son's kidneys,they did a repeat scan at 25 weeks.He had dilated polycystic kidneys.At birth he was born with a cleft palate and had to have several scan's and tests on his kidney's.His one is functioning normally but the other has totally dissolved,it was dilated non-functioning and covered in cyst's.\nHis cleft caused more problems than his kidney's though.\nWishing you well for a safe delivery,hope all goes well.
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Your kidney perhaps??  I have been suffering from chronic kidney stones since I was in High School, and have to say that I have never had those symptoms post-stone passing.  Those are things that I had DURING the whole agonizing process of flushing with IV fluids, etc.  Is it possible there is still another, or more stones in there still? \n\nAlso, did you have a lot of blood in your urine?  You might need to have your hemoglobin checked to make sure your iron isn't too low.  There is quite possibly the chance of a secondary infection as well. That could effect any of your organs, if it had the opportunity to spread.  My best advice here--go see the DR, or at least give him/her a call and let them know what's up.  GL!  P.S. PUSH fluids and drink cranberry juice in the meantime!
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Tommy-if there is an off chance the doctor should know about this, why are you asking here on Yahoo Answers? We can't run tests here - we can't see your urine bottle - please go back to the hospital to get a professional opinion-Good Luck dude.
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ouch hunny! - glad you have an appointment to get it checked out properly this week with the doctor.  i had kidney stones and really sympathize with you - mind you i have no testicles cos i'm a girl so not quite sure how it works for men! - good luck and hope you are feeling better really soon xx
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Not necessarily.  Drink more water.  If the color of your urine is still abnormal, consult your gynecologist.
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um.. i had back pains and stomach pains,that doesnt necessarily mean youir preg. just try to chill out. and dont get to stressd out so much. go to your doctor-you may have a kidney infection,that would explain somreof the pain...
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You need to go to the doctor.  It sounds like you might have a UTI (urinary tract infection) or, more likely, a bladder infection.  I got this info off WebMD for ya: Symptoms of a bladder infection\n\n\n"Most people who have a bladder infection will have two or more of the following symptoms. Each symptom can range from mild to severe.\n\nBurning pain with urination (dysuria). This is the most common symptom.\nA frequent urge to urinate (frequency)\nBlood in the urine (hematuria), which may indicate a bladder infection or kidney stone. In rare cases, a fluid-filled sac (cyst) or tumor in the urinary tract will cause blood in the urine. The blood may be present every time you urinate or just from time to time. \nDark or brownish blood usually indicates that blood is coming from a kidney or the tubes that lead from the kidneys to the bladder (ureters).\nBright red blood usually indicates that blood is coming from the bladder or the tube that leads from the bladder to the outside of the body (urethra).\nNote: A red or orange color may also be caused by a medication, such as phenazopyridine (Pyridium).\nDiscomfort during urination (dysuria) and a frequent urge to urinate can be symptoms of a health problem that is not directly related to the urinary tract. When only one of these symptoms occurs, it is important to determine whether there is another reason for the symptom.\n\nIf you are not pregnant, a day or so of home treatment at the first signs of a bladder infection may prevent the symptoms from getting worse and may clear up the infection. It is particularly important to see a health professional if you are pregnant and have symptoms of a urinary tract infection, even if your symptoms are mild.\n\nIf you have had repeated bladder infections, you and your health professional may want to do additional testing to determine the cause of your bladder infections. You also may want to work with your health professional to develop a self-treatment plan so that you can treat symptoms of an infection as soon as they start. It is important that you follow this treatment plan carefully and notify your health professional if the plan does not work.\n\nCall your health professional if you have symptoms of a bladder infection.\n\n\n\nTo Health Guide A-Z  back to the top \nSymptoms of a bladder infection   Previous  |  Next   \n\n Last updated: June 07, 2005  \n \n \n Print-Friendly Version \n \n \n\n© 1995-2006, Healthwise, Incorporated, P.O. Box 1989, Boise, ID 83701. All Rights Reserved.\nThis information is not intended to replace the advice of a doctor. \n \nHome Treatment \n\n\nBladder infections\nStarting home treatment at the first minor signs of a bladder infection may prevent the problem from getting worse, clear up your infection, and prevent complications.\n\nDrink more fluids (think in terms of quarts or liters) as soon as you notice the symptoms and for the next 24 hours. This will help dilute the urine, flush bacteria out of the bladder, and decrease irritation. Note: If a medical condition such as a kidney or heart problem prevents you from drinking more fluids, make sure you are drinking your usual amount of fluids. Drinking cranberry juice may reduce the chances of having urinary tract infections. \nUrinate when you feel the urge. Don't wait until a more convenient time. \nDo not drink alcohol, caffeine, and carbonated beverages, which can irritate the bladder. \nTake a warm bath, which may help relieve pain and itching. \nAvoid using bubble bath, because it may cause additional irritation. If urinary pain or vaginal burning and redness occur in a young girl, consider the possibility of an allergy to bubble bath or soap.\nUse gentle soaps, such as Basis, Cetaphil, Dove, or Oil of Olay. Avoid deodorant soaps. Use as little soap as possible.\nApply a heating pad over your genital area to help relieve the pain. Set the heating pad temperature on low. Never go to sleep with a heating pad in place. \nExamine your genit
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YOU SHOULD CHECK WITH A DOCTOR....IT MIGHT BE SIGN OF A BLADDER PROBLEM.  TRY THE EXERCISES.....BUT IF IT CONTINUES CHECK WITH YOUR DOCTOR.