i have open sores and a burning sensationj when i urinate..what could it be?
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you my have a bladder infection but it sounds like you have herpes, herpes burn when you urinates are not its sores in side your vagina that bluster up every so often and when it pops it burns are you seeing any discharge If so sweetie you need to go to your doctor are the health unit ASAP and please don't waste any time your condition can get worse and cause PIDS that can stop you from having kids use a pantie liner to control the licking and DON'T SLEEP WITH ANYONE! the doctor will give you meds but herpes is something that goes away and comes back,it stays in your blood also tell your partner to go get check and don't sleep with him until his clear and if he says that he don't have anything his lying if you have it he has it good luck
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You may have interstitial cystitis. This involves chronic inflammation of the bladder in addition to a decreased capacity that leads to urinary frequency.  Other causes could be urinary tract infection, enlarged prostate, prostatitis, and diabetes.  It would be best to go to your doctor to get checked out.
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it could be a few things and symptoms of burning is not aids.Urinary tract infection symptoms tend to be cumulative as the infection becomes more severe. The further into the urinary tract the infection progresses, the greater the number of symptoms. Bladder infection symptoms are often experienced when there is a kidney infection, for example. A doctor’s diagnosis is required to determine the type of urinary tract infection as symptoms may overlap and can indicate more than one type of infection. \n\nUrethritis Symptoms \nSymptoms of a urethral infection generally include inflammation and pain at the urethral opening. Urinating is often painful due to this inflammation. \n\nBladder Infection Symptoms \nWhile pain at the beginning of the urethra indicates urethritis, pain that seems to originate further into the urethra is one of the many bladder infection symptoms. Other symptoms include frequent urination, often accompanied by an urgent need to urinate, and urine may be cloudy or bloody. Fever is sometimes present. \n\nSymptoms of Bladder Infections in Women \nWhile symptoms of bladder infections in women include those given above, women may also experience pressure just above the pubic bone during a bladder infection. Often sexual intercourse is uncomfortable. \n\nSymptoms of Kidney Infections \nSymptoms that suggest bladder infections may also indicate kidney problems. Additional symptoms of kidney infections include high fever or chills. Back pain localized around the infected kidney is quite common and ranges from mild discomfort to sharp, stabbing pains. Nausea and vomiting are also possible indicators of kidney infection. \n\nUrinary Tract Infection Symptoms in Children \nYoung children have different urinary tract infection symptoms. The symptoms are more subtle, making the infection harder to diagnose. Irritability, a change in eating or urinating habits and incontinence may indicate a urinary tract infection in children. A fever that has no obvious cause may also be a sign of urinary tract infection. Such symptoms are easily mistaken for the flu or other health problems.Symptoms of a URINARY TRACT INFECTION (UTI)\n- The symptoms of uncomplicated UTI's are pain or burning on urination, urge to urinate, increased urination frequency, nocturia, and suprapubic heaviness.\n- Systemic symptoms are typically absent unless left untreated
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You have sweet pee.\n\nSERIOUSLY- Ask your doctor.  Don't trust your health to YAHOO!ANSWERS.
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it seems likes its probably a bladder infection. But the bigger and grosser question is are you constipated? if it's not due to a std, or uti, then something else in the area is most likely causing the sensation. And if you're constipated built up bowel can be pressing against your internal organs, making you have to pee, and possibly slightly nauseous. (just give it a thought, I'm not a doctor)
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Hello:\nA rash on the inside of your thighs is probably either friction rash or a fungal infection called Tinea cruris. If it were the tell-tale sign of syphilis it would be painless. Now if you are having burning when you urinate that is a different story. It could be gonorrhea which is rapidly on the rise in "our family" and is becoming resistant to traditional treatments. It could be chlamydia (the most common std in the U.S. today), or it could simply be a urinary tract infection, although men dont get them nearly as often as women do because of our unique plumbing. You may have two separate things going on, like I said a fungal infection and possibly an std especially if you see any discharge from your penis (yellow, thick usually goes with gonorrhea, clear to gray watery goes more with chlamydia) but often times there are no symptoms whatsoever. If in doubt, go to your doctor and get whats called a "GC/Chlamydia DNA swab of your penis which will give you definitive answer.\nI hope this helped answer your questions and alleviate some of your concerns.\nRegards,\nWarren Shaffer, M.D.
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I agree with above.  There should be a sensitivity to  medications to bacteria that were present in your last sample...presumably your doctor has that information and selected the antibiotic accordingly.  If you continue to have symptoms then you should have a follow-up urinalysis to verify that you are free of an on-going infection.  If you are clear then there is an entity called "interstitial cystitis"  Essentially an inflammatory process where the patient feels like there is an infection but none exists.  There are analgesics effective for the urethra...discuss it with your medical provider.
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you could have an infection.  iud's are known for giving urinary tract infections.  you need to go to the doctor.
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Sounds like a bladder infection. Please see a doctor or get to a free clinic soon.
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You have low bladder control, you should probably see a urologist, something serious could be causing it, otherwise there is medication you can take to help with that.
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If you're as active as you intimate, you could be having some trouble with rectal irritation.  A change in lubricant might help.\n\nYour urinary problem could be urethritis or possibly even prostatitis, both of which could be cured with antibiotics and a little abstinance till they clear up.  For the real 411, find yourself a gay friendly physician and confide in him.  The trick is the sooner the better.
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You could definately have a Kidney or Bladder infection.  Do not wait to get to the Dr.  Kidney infections can land you in the hospital fast!  Drink lots of water and cranberry juice until your Dr. Appt. \n\nI do mean lots and lots and lots of clear liquids.\nDid I stress this enough?  LOTS!
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sounds like a urinary tract infection, see a doctor
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I would be sure to be seen by a doctor... \n\nBacteria can get in there and you can have a bladder infection or UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) that causes odor.  \n\nIt never hurts to be checked out when you are concerned and I have learned that people REALLY know when to be seen.. so trust your gut!  \n\nIf you cannot afford it - go to your local health department or even Planned Parenthood, it is their job to figure out what it is, even if it is a UTI and not an STD or birth control related thing.  \n\nAs a side note, infections smell - and that is a really good sign that you have one, and they smell very foul.  Good Luck!
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It could also be pus in your urine (called pyuria).  You definitely need to go see your doctor and have it checked out though.
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It could be the uti but on the other hand it could be something more severe i would suggest getting checked out i know its scary you dont wanna hear it but its the only way your going to truley find out.
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STD or could be also a bladder infection. Check your doctor.