Very uncomfortable constant pressure to urinate

Posted by notgonnadoit23 @notgonnadoit23, 15 hours ago

I have been worked up for urinary tract issues and nothing has been found. Yet, I constantly feel pressure at the urethra to urinate. I am wondering if the problem is pressure on the clitoris or damage to the clitoris. I would love to know if anyone has explored this problem and gotten a diagnosis. Thank you.

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notgonnadoit23, Have you had a cystoscopy done? I wonder if you have Interstitial Cystitis. It mimicks a
UTI with pressure and frequent urination.

A Urologist would have to diagnose this for you and it would show up in a cystoscopy.

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Yes. I had a CT scan of the whole abdominal area - no structural problems found. I had a cystoscopy and the inside tissue of the bladder and urethra is all normal. I was examined by a urogynecologist who said it is not a urinary tract issue because when she pressed on the bladder and urethra, I had no pressure. But when she pressed on the uterus, I felt the pressure a lot. She thought it could be scar tissue from my 2 C-Sections, possibly pulling on the abdominal wall. I’m not sure.
After she pressed on the uterus, the discomfort was AWFUL that night. Tight jeans make it worse

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Yes. I had a CT scan of the whole abdominal area - no structural problems found. I had a cystoscopy and the inside tissue of the bladder and urethra is all normal. I was examined by a urogynecologist who said it is not a urinary tract issue because when she pressed on the bladder and urethra, I had no pressure. But when she pressed on the uterus, I felt the pressure a lot. She thought it could be scar tissue from my 2 C-Sections, possibly pulling on the abdominal wall. I’m not sure.
After she pressed on the uterus, the discomfort was AWFUL that night. Tight jeans make it worse

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Thank you for responding.

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Is there pain in your lower abdomen, uterine, area?

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