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I’ve been having pressure were my bladder is and lower back pain and frequent urination.at times/ some times im fine and i might not have that problem for months but now its happening again the pressure and lower back pain is getting worst im planning to go to my doctor about it but i would like to know what it might be will you please tell me what could be the problem. ps/ ive stop getting my period about 8 monyhs ago but i have not had a hysterectomy

It appears as if you have a urinary tract infection. Common symptoms of urinary tract infections include pain/pressure of the suprapubic area, frequent urination, pain with urination, urinary dribbling, etc. You should be evaluated by your doctor who should also perform a urinalysis and urine culture. It may also be warranted to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases at this time. If you are found to have a urinary tract infection, a prescription of antibiotics should cure you and relieve your symptoms.

Related Questions:

  1. My doctor found that I had a lot of bacteria growing in my urine but he said I didn’t need antibiotics because it’s not an infection. I don’t have any symptoms but I thought that bacteria in my urine means that I have a urinary tract infection. What does this mean for me?
  2. I had a UTI 3 weeks ago. I’ve been getting occasional pressure and I thought maybe the infection returned. However, when going to my GP-the urine test came back negative. The pressure has been constant now for a few days though it so far has not woken me at night. I am not pregnant
  3. im 47 and 4 days ago my whole pelvic area felt “bruised” and has felt the same since. I dont have any problems going to the bathroom but my bladder area is tender and i also have fluctuating temps. the only thing ive noticed different is my urine is quite darker than normal and im also drinking considrably more water.
  4. Is staphylococcus sciuri pathogenic in urine?
  5. Im 28 and been having dull pain in my lower pelvic area more on my left side but I feel it on my right just not as strong I feel it in my lower back its been a week now and no change any ideas of what it could be?

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