Could the injury to my back be causing bladder troubles?
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.
897605
Firstly i think your presuming its your Fallopian tubes !! as the pain from these normally radiates in your back (just like when your kidneys flair up)  You need to go back to your GP and discuss with him that if it is not womb/tubes pain it may be kidney stones or even a severe water infection...  if he/she refuses to treat you go elsewhere you are entitled to a 2nd opinion....
660779
I'd check with a doctor.  There could be something physically wrong.
35586
I'm only addressing the first question: you may have a bladder infection.
947000
Did you get one of those back pain anesthetics? Those could be the cause.\n\nBut a pinched nerve in the back would be a different explanation. I would go see a doc, get referred to a specialist. Then they can give you an xray and MRI to determine if there is anything wrong. They will give you pain medication and probably refer you to a physical therapist. They will show you how to probably sit up, do exercises to strengthen that area of the back, etc.
986066
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.
867447
If you are in that severe of pain, you should seek immediate medical advice, it could be something else.  I've also had UTI, but never had that bad of pain associated with it.  Go the the ER!
211435
u may have gotten the bladder infection from having intercourse or may be even from the soap you use. call your doctor primary care physician immediately and set up an appointment to see him, as this infection could cause complications with your pregnancy. in the meantime drink cranberry juice(the red not the white) and plenty of water.
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.
28293
There is got to be a problem here, read this.\n\nWhat is cystitis?\n\nAn irritation of the lining of the bladder wall.\n\nSymptoms of cystitis include: \n\nUrinary frequency \nUrinary urgency \nBurning with urination \nDysuria (painful urination)  \nUrinary retention: (an inability to empty the bladder completely when voiding). \nHematuria: blood in the urine. \nVague abdominal (or suprapubic) pain.\nThings you can do to reduce cystitis symptoms:\n\nVoid frequently, as soon as you feel the urge to urinate and also before going to bed at night. \nIncrease fluid intake, drink at least 2 quarts of fluid a day to flush your bladder.\nTreatments or medications your doctor may prescribe for these bladder problems:\n\nAnalgesics pain medication. \nAntibiotics if concern of underlying infection or as preventive measure. \nIntravenous fluids to flush metabolites from the bladder. \nUse of Mesna (a compound that protects the bladder lining by binding to the metabolite acrolein in the bladder to form an inactive product that is readily excreted by the bladder.  The use of this does not compromise the antitumor activity of the chemotherapy).\nWhen to notify your doctor or health care provider of bladder problems:\n\nFever of 100.5º F (38º C) or higher, and or chills (possible signs of infection). \nSymptoms of bladder irritation: blood in the urine, frequency, difficulty or burning when urinating, pain.
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What you are describing is one symptom of Cauda Equina Syndrome.  It is rare but it is also a medical emergency.  Your buldging disc could be pressing against the bundle of nerve roots (causa equina) at the end of the spinal cord.  The nerve roots are compressed or paralyzed, which cuts off sensation and movement of bowel/bladder and lower extremeties.  Permenant damage may occur if treatment is not received quickly.  I hope this is not the case, but I want you to be fully informed.  Whenever I have a patient with a low back injury I tell them the warning signs of CES and instruct them to go to the ER if the following occurs:\n\n# Bladder and/or bowel dysfunction, causing you to retain waste or be unable to hold it.\n# Severe or progressive problems in the lower extremities including loss of or altered sensation between the legs, over the buttocks, inner thighs and back of legs (saddle area), and feet/heels.\n# Pain, numbness or weakness spreading to one or both legs that may cause you to stumble or have difficulty getting up from a chair.
562339
You probably have an overactive bladder,see your doctor to find out.
250711
I think u r having some problem with ur spine. Consult a good orthopedic physiotherapist who is trained from abroad such as australia, if the change in the position changes the pain then it must be related to the spine(back bone) problem, kidney stones can also give the same kind of pains.\nGo do sonography to rule that out.To get the temporary relief u can try hot packs + deep heating modalities such as short wave or infra red near ur physiotherapist.
663230
it's called urinary incontinence. it can be brought on by several factors such as age, or injury, or even stress. the link below has the various types, symptoms, and treatment options.
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.
126431
well not really....especially with vaginal inercourse.\n\ni think that may be a potential problems and also it should have nothing to do with the muscles in your butt.\n\nyour should check your colon and go to the doctor.
858970
You can get this fixed, sweetie.  Go to a doctor.  There are surgeries that help this tremendously.  Also...for those who are making jokes...this will happen to about 90% of all women who have children or that live long enough!  You can also do Kegel exercises to help strengthen the muscels that hold the bladder up.  Do a google on kegels and how to's, Drink less caffine, and go see your doctor.  It's really not that big of a deal and your husband would be a jerk if he said anything about it, especially if you have carried HIS children that possibly helped to cause this.  Good luck sweetie.