Peeing razor blades

Was feeling under the weather all last week, thought it was the annual hayfever hitting. Pink pee-pee water and very painful, turns out I have a urinary tract infection. Maybe aggravated by cycling but the docs say men dont often get them so not sure what can have caused it. On anti-biotics now, no bleeding and the pain is much less. Anyone know what causes these? Two months off with a broken finger, then a bronchial chest infection, now this.

Have a creamy discharge and so stinging sensation like razor blade cuts in my underwear and wen I wee. This can be very distressing symptom. I would suggest that you schedule an appointment with your primary care physician. I would have to say that the vast majority of time when a woman complains of burning or stinging with urination a urinary tract infection is at the top of the list of possible causes. A urinary tract infection occurs when bacteria, usually bacteria that enter the bladder from the outside, grow in the bladder causing pain, fever, and burning with urination. A urinary tract infection can also cause pelvic pain and sometimes back pain when the infection travels up towards the kidneys. This feared complication called pyelonephritis is the reason why you should always get treated for a urinary tract infection right away.

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Back to Cystitis. It can be difficult to tell whether a child has cystitis, because the symptoms can be vague and young children cannot easily communicate how they feel. If you're a woman who has had cystitis before, or you have mild symptoms that have lasted less than 3 days, you do not necessarily need to see a GP.