Intermittent symptoms like a bladder infection. Constant pain in the lower back  for two days(see details)?
358993
You should make an appointment but then go sooner if you develop worsening pain, fever, or develop new symptoms. this still could be a bladder infection but with the lowback pain i would also consider pyelonephritis (kidney infection). there are a variety of other things that could be causing these symptoms but those would be the most common and likely.
803955
Definitely a UTI!  You need to get to the Dr. asap.  Until then go get some cranberry supplement pills and take six of them at a time 3 or 4 times a day.  and drink boat loads of water!  Just make sure you treat it becasue it can spread to your kidneys pretty fast and that can kill ya!  If you start having pain in your lower back, go to the ER.
424929
you might talk to your dr about a disease called interstitial cystitis. it is a disease that seems to be cronic uti, bladder, or kidney infections but is actually the lining of your bladder disenegrating. you can check out the website www.ic-network.com for more info
221436
Possible urinary tract infection or prostate problem.
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.
240553
yep one can feel nausea if one has a urine infection.\n\nWhat are the symptoms of UTI? \n\nNot everyone with a UTI has symptoms, but most people get at least some. These may include a frequent urge to urinate and a painful, burning feeling in the area of the bladder or urethra during urination. It is not unusual to feel bad all over-tired, shaky, washed out-and to feel pain even when not urinating. Often, women feel an uncomfortable pressure above the pubic bone, and some men experience a fullness in the rectum. It is common for a person with a urinary infection to complain that, despite the urge to urinate, only a small amount of urine is passed. The urine itself may look milky or cloudy, even reddish if blood is present. A fever may mean that the infection has reached the kidneys. Other symptoms of a kidney infection include pain in the back or side below the ribs, nausea, or vomiting.
717510
urinary tract infection?
962754
YES!!!!\nWhoever told you that you "probably" have a bulging disc is "probably" correct.  You dont state if you went to your GP or someone else or how you injured youself, but you are going to need an MRI and you are going to need to see a neurologist/ neurosurgeon. \nThe reason you feel like this is because the nerves in your lower back  not only give you sensation in your back, but the control your internal organs in that area- your bowels & bladder-- so if you injured a disc, the nerves in the area are being irritated or pinched so to speak & the bladder may not be getting the messages from the brain that it needs to function properly.\n\nPLEASE go call your doctor- and tell them you have lost bladder function due to your disc problem- they will get you in ASAP.\n\nIt is still possible that you have a kidney or bladder problem or a prostate problem, depending on your age, but it's best to have them do a MRI & that can tell a lot anyway.\n\nPlease dont let it get worse so you dont have any permanent damage.
1176014
"Honeymoon cystitis" can occur when a woman has intercourse for the first few times, or a lot of vigorous intercourse. It's an irritation of the bladder from friction. It isn't necessarily dangerous, and time will help. Some ibuprofen won't hurt either. If it is this problem that is making you feel the need to pee urgently, it'll clear up in a few days. If not, see your doc.\n\nAs to your period, there is very little chance that any signs of pregnancy would show up only days later. Wait a few weeks, then use a home test. Chances are good, from what you say, that you are not pregnant, but don't ever forget how scared you are right now, and let it teach you to use birth control, and practice safe sex.\n\nIf you are in the US, you should look for a Planned Parenthood near you. No matter how old you are, they can provide birth control information. As a matter of fact, they can probably treat your bladder problem if it needs treatment.
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!
976444
I had my first UTI this year and it hit me suddenly while I was at work.  I felt like I needed to urinate every 5 minutes, and even after urinating, it felt like I still needed to go, even though I couldn't.  It was very painful as I finished peeing, too.  I remember I couldn't even drive home from work without even stopping twice to use the restroom.  I also had some blood in my urine.  You don't want to wait to see a doctor...the infection could travel to your bladder or kidneys if you wait too long.  If you have a UTI, drink a lot of water or cranberry juice.  NO alcohol or caffeine.  Make an appointment with your doctor and he/she will give you an antibiotic so you will feel relief within 24 hours.
1091598
It could really be anything....lower back strain, kidney trouble, unrinary tract infection, or pelvic inflammatory disease. Do you have pain passing urine, or are running a temperature? The urine frequency......is it accompanied by foul frothy urine and pain? The bowel movement frequency and gas may be related to a lumbar injury, an infection, or simply because you've eaten something that causes it like curry or cabbage.\nIn any case, it'll be advisable for you to have it checked out properly by your doctor.
1131963
Caffeine, diabetes, nerves, pregnancy, cold, fibroids, cystocile (sp?  that's when the uterine wall weakens and the bladder bulges into the uterus), tipped or prolapsed uterus, irritatoin from detergent residue in your underwear, etc.  If the urination is painful or has an unusual color or smell it's most likely a UTI, possibly sexually transmitted.  If it's bothersome see a doc.  If you can't see a doc because of financial reasons, you can go to Planned Parenthood and they'll examine you for free or on a sliding scale if you say you think you might be pregnant.
521984
Drink all of the water you possibly can--I had a bladder infection a couple of months ago so I know--But get to your Dr. ASAP!  The water will help dilute the problem but antibiotics are the only cure!
1120949
no its not normal you might have bladder infection or kidney infection check with your doctor.
991298
No-  it could be the beginnings of a urinary tract infection but the only way to know for sure would be to see a doctor to get tested to make sure.  If it is a UTI, your relative will need antibiotics.  Make sure your relative drinks plenty of water and cranberry juice, and there is also AZO available in any drugstore which will help with any pain for the next two days.
1057661
depends on what the pain is from....did you pull a muscle?  did you get hit/kicked in that area?  is there a rash/scabs with this pain?  do you have a bulge sticking out other than you package that might be a hernia? does it burn when you pee?  do you have a fever? any other symptoms?  I guess you better see a doctor huh?