whats the best way to ease urethral pain and feeling like i have to urinate all the time?
344005
YOu've got a bladder infection.\nYou need to get a prescription for a sulpha type antibiotic. It will knock that right out of you. But don't wait or the infection could travel up into your kidneys.
1071577
go masturbate it should get you relaxed, or go watch some porn
696054
are you a woman? these are only for women. \n\nTo identify what to do, try this: Next time you are peeing, try stopping your flow of urine midstream. This exact muscle contraction is what you do for kegels. You just contract and relax, over and over to work the muscle. Do it while youa re at stoplights, while you fold laundry, anytime you are sitting.
1137129
You got that diagnosis by searching the Net or via a qualified urologist? If it really is detrusor sphincter dyssynergia, what this means is that your detrusor muscles (which contract and relax to allow urination) is not working together all at the same time. \n\nAlpha blockers are mainly to relax the smooth muscles of the sphincter and those surrounding the prostate. If this does not work for you, perhaps surgery is the next best thing.\n\nDo consult a qualified urologist to help you in your problem.\n\nHope this helps :)
435837
Painful urination can be caused by several things. A common cause is a urinary tract infection (sometimes also called a bladder infection). Urination may hurt if your bladder is inflamed. This may occur even if you don't have an infection. Certain drugs, like some used in cancer chemotherapy, may inflame the bladder. Something pressing against the bladder (like an ovarian cyst) or a kidney stone stuck near the entrance to the bladder can also cause painful urination.\n\nPainful urination can have other causes, such as vaginal infection or inflammation. You may feel pain when urine passes over the inflamed tissue. If the urethra is inflamed, you could feel pain as the urine passes through it. (The urethra is the tube that carries urine from your bladder.) You might be sensitive to chemicals in certain products, such as douches, vaginal lubricants, soaps, scented toilet paper or contraceptive foams or sponges. If it hurts to urinate after you've used these products, you're probably sensitive to them.\n\nBecause there is no way for you to know what is causing this problem, you need to see a doctor.
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Well I hope you can hold out for more than a moment but there are some things you can try if you are having trouble staying on for the whole eight seconds (that's a rodeo joke) There are topical anesthetic creams that can dull the nerve endings in your johnson, but since it's such a sensitive area you should use some caution. I read about a guy who used a whole bunch of digitalis to numb his pee-pee and almost had a coronary because of it. There's also a constricting plastic ring that you put around the base of the shaft for more control, but that has risks too. Getting real good and drunk before the deed can both help and hurt. Talk to your doctor before trying anything drastic... maybe Viagra is the way to go.
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Avoid diuretics (substances that make you go pee) like asparagus and coffee. Don't drink alcohol either.\n\nAnd if you REALLY must go, bring a container with you (although hopefully you can make a pit stop somewhere).
454706
you either have a uti or a bladder infection. you may also have a venerial disease. try drinking cranberry juice and white grape juice and most definately see a doctor asap.
567962
That has nothing to do with it. You have a Urinary Tract Infection. See your doctor for antibiotics. I also suggest you drink a whole lot of water and or cranberry juice to help flush things out. Avoid caffeine for a day while you do this.
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Its unlikely to be due to the Prostatitis, that pain is usually mid lower back pain, not one sided.\n\n\nThe symptoms are as listed below\n\nA frequent urge to urinate, although you may only pass small amounts of urine. \nA burning sensation when urinating (dysuria). \nDifficulty starting urination, interrupted flow (urinating in waves rather than a steady stream), weaker-than-normal urine flow, and dribbling after urinating. \nExcessive urinating at night (nocturia). \nA sensation of not completely emptying the bladder. \nPain or discomfort in the lower back, in the area between the testicles and anus, in the lower abdomen, upper thighs, or above the pubic area. Pain may become worse during a bowel movement. \nPain or vague discomfort during or after ejaculation. \nPain in the tip of the penis.
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you begin to feel that you have to urinate when your bladder is jsut over halfway full. The urge then continues to heighten until you relieve yourself. And in terms of whether or not its an emergency, thats up to you.
562339
You probably have an overactive bladder,see your doctor to find out.
646932
Don't drink anything else but water, even if it makes you pee alot. And try to walk as much as you can or keep yourself in constant motion even though sometimes you dont feel like it. But when you do it, don't over stress yourself. It worked for me and I lost 20 pounds in a month.
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See a doctor to get a prescription for antibiotics.\nDrink a lot of cranberry juice.\nThere are some over the counter drugs that can relieve the pain. One is called Uristat.\nGood luck!
212142
Try to get an appt. with a urologist ASAP.  Drink H20 and cranberry juice in the meantime.
435149
Kegel exercises (the muscles you use when you try and hold off a stream of urine when you need to pee) hold and count 5 and repeat several times over..do them everyday!!
56666
The Love Muscle huh??!! 100 is too much for that little lovely muscle...a book told me 20x3 a day for 3 weeks then after that 20x3 + 10 hold squeezes for ten seconds..a day..you dont have to be peeing and you can do this anywhere....work on your timiing so you can stop an orgasm...then do the infamous orgasm with nothing comes out!!! you still be erect but you'll feel like stopping but you'll know....and smile because it still feels the same .......so get squeezing!!!!!!