I have pain while urinating Why?
343356
uh..go see a doctor...
660995
More than likely it is an infection--get to a dr., preferrably a urologist asap!
1053225
It truly depends on what you were doing.  Were you excercising or doing a new activity.  You may have pulled a muscle or experiencing tendonitis.  I am not a doctor by any means, except that I have had simular symptoms and it eventually went away.  Try some antiinflammatories such as ibuprofen.  If it hurts to pee or anything like that, then you might want to consider seeking medical attention.
619883
This sounds more like a kidney infection than menstrual.  If you have a bad kidney or bladder infection you can actually have blood in your urine and it will hurt when you pee.  I would suggest that you go to your Dr immediately.  Infections of this type can lead to renal shut down which means that your kidneys can shut down and stop working.  You can avoid this with antibiotics.
334037
I have had numerous kidney infections, UTI's.  Does it hurt when you go to the restroom. Do you feel like you have to go all the time and then when you get there it's just a little bit and usually it will cause your urine to be a little darker than normal. You might also have a spasming pain before or after you go to the restroom.   Women are more prone to kidney infections.  Are you running even a low grade fever?  If you are it probably is a kidney infection; go to your doctor you can't clear these up at home and the longer you let it go the more damage it can do.  It might even be a kidney stone.
955520
Possible UTI (urinary tract infection)?\n\nShould get the chest pain checked out :-)
1047413
You need  to get it checked out. Do you have problems going to the bathroom?  Could be Chrone's Disease, IBD,\ndiverticulitis or possibly some of the things others suggested\n \nYou could have a hernia.  Don't think it's kidney or liver because they cause back pain.    Possibly gall bladder.
118224
Sounds like a UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) I get them alot. Sometimes they are accompanied by burning with you pee or back pains. I would try cranberry juice or pills or you can go to the doctor they can give you an antibiotic and clear it up in a week!
325046
Symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI) may include:\n\nPain or burning when you urinate. \nAn urge to urinate frequently but usually passing only small quantities of urine. \nDribbling (inability to control urine release). \nPain or a feeling of heaviness in your lower abdomen. \nReddish or pinkish urine. \nFoul-smelling urine. \nCloudy urine. \nPain in your back just below the rib cage, on one side of your body (flank pain). \nFever and chills. \nNausea and vomiting.
662536
It might a stone in ur urinary tract.Immediately see a doc.
407885
it sounds a lot like a bladder infection.  you will need to see a doctor, and they will probably put you on an antibiotic.  don't wait, because it could turn in to a worse infection.
1115961
It's sounds like a urinary tract infection.  Get to your doctor.  An infection left unchecked and untreated can travel from your bladder to your kidneys or can get into your blood stream.  You need antibiotics.  See your doctor today, oh and take a urine specimen with you when you go.  Make sure you mention to your doctor the burning and the frequent urges for urination when the bladder is empty.
766588
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.
426180
You may have a urine infection that's long overdue for antibiotics, an STD or maybe that's how your paricular body works. Don't take any risks - GO SEE A DOCTOR ASAP!
787038
Could be; (1) a urinary tract infection; (2) anxiety; and (3) enlarged prostate.\n\nRelax when you urinate.  Give yourself time to get out as much urine as possible.\n\nA quick way to alleviate an infection down there:  Drink cranberry juice -- the good kind made out of 100% juice.  There is an acid in there that makes your urine even more acid and bacteria holding onto the walls of the urethra let loose when they encounter increased acidity.  Also drink plenty of water.\n\nIf the problem persists much longer, I suggest you visit your family physician and perhaps a urologist.\n\nGood luck.  Rest assured, you are not the first or last guy to experience this problem.  You'll find a solution.
1017961
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!
241650
Good question.  Generally this is because your bladder gets full and an erection is the way your body helps hold it in.\n\nOf course it's a pain when you get up and try and figure out a way to urinate with that erection ...