What does a bladder infection feel like?
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 at
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sounds like you have a uti. if you have urge or it hurts when you go then you most likely have one. there are basic urge and pain pills at the pharmacy or walmart they turn ur urine orange but its not harmful unless ur allergic to something in them. take those untill u can get to a doctor [they are about 6 dollers] the docter will probably give you leviquin [i belive thats the name] and it is quite strong but it will knock the infection right out of you and u will be clear in just a few days. if not u certianly have a problem. i hope u feel better.
like you have to pee really badly, like you can’t hold it. sharp pains and it feels like your peeing razor blades. you’re pee will be really dark & you will feel like you have to pee when you really don’t. they suck, you need antibiotics
hard to say what your problem is, but if the pain starts to get worse, or you feel like you have to pee all the time, then it is a bladder infection. you should get checked to be safe.
If u have a kidney infection usually your back will hurt (waist) and it sounds like u have a bladder infection because u said it hurts toward the end
Sounds like a bladder infection to me, or Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) I told my doctor it couldn’t be one because it only hurt at the end, but then felt like something was squeezing it from the inside. He was right, see your doctor. You need antibiotics before it does spread to the kidneys.
See your Dr. asap to get tested.
I went to hospital for something to do with my bladder, although the doctors were never really able to give an accurate diagnosis. I felt a lot of discomfort when I exhaled, and also sleeping on the left side as it puts pressure on the bladder. I also vomited a lot, especially if the food contained a dairy product. So, the doctor advised me against dairy products as the gall bladder, in its condition, would only repel it. He prescribed me antibiotics, and I was fine after about almost a week. If you find traces of blood in your urine, it could indicate trauma to your kidneys. Please see your doctor if symptoms persists. Only prescription medicine is most effective to treat it.