did mri& ultra sound scan,evething ok,exceptit shows bladder intensity,what does that means?anything serious?
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I think it would be bladder density,not intensity.It could be serious only if u have additional urinary complaints like Pain during passing urine or pain in areas of kidneys,or blood passing in urine(whether grossly  visible or just microscopic)or poor urinary stream,hasitensy in starting urine,urgency,more frequent urination particularly at night or loss of weight in previous few month,fever or urinary retention.If not such a case then don't worry.
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I know you said you've already had you're gallbladder tested,but I am suggesting you get it tested again by a urologist.The reason behind this is because he/she can do a test involving dye injected into your gallbladder to see if it is even working.I had the same symptoms for years and had this test done,found out I had a diskenetic(none working gallbladder)that caused me a great deal of pain.I had the laproscopic surgery to have it removed and no longer have that pain.Best wishes on finding out results!
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To be real honest with you I really doubt your frequent urination is being caused by a pregnancy, because usually that's  towards the end of pregnancy when the baby is putting pressure on your blatter.\nIt could be a bladder infection,  do you still feel like you have to urinate and nothing comes out..  is there burning.  or it could be itertestitis cystitis  (wrong spelling)  but with that you get all the symptoms of a bladder infection but  no infection shows up when you get the test..  if you have any other symptoms like the urgency or pain, and it doesn't go away in a short time I would seek further medical help and especially if you start running a fever over 101.   Hope this helps,  I have that intersytits  and  nothing is worse than having to pee a million times a day okayyy not a million but it fills like it.
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That's something to do with the bladder or the urinary tract, I believe..\n\nI wouldn't know about the cause, nor the cure, but I'm sure a doctor can be of more use.
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I've had a few ultra sounds (pregnancy, kidneys) and have never had a problem - but the ultra sound person should tell you of any risks
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undersized bladder? :)\nJust kiddin.\n\nBesides the urinary frequency, this also means your entire day and activities require the immediate availability of a restroom. I can't imagine how frustrating this can be. Please make sure you have been checked for the presence of diabetes, the first sign of which can be frequent urination accompanied by excessive thirst. \n\nBeyond this, my suspicion is that you have interstitial cystitis. This involves chronic inflammation of the bladder in addition to a decreased capacity that leads to urinary frequency and pelvic pain. This diagnosis requires the services of a urologist , who will need to visualize your bladder through a cytoscope. \n\nOther possibilities include a cystocele (also called fallen bladder), a condition due to weakened vaginal walls as a result of childbirth. I am also assuming that your doctor has done a pelvic examination and utlrasound if there was a suspicion of any abnormalities. \n\nSometimes physicians need to hear more directly whether the treatments we provide really work or not. I would suggest that the next time you see your doctor, let him or her know that the current approach is just not working. \n\n\nHope this helps. ^_^
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if doc says there is nothing then why are you asking again.  maybe just muscle pain if you've been walking alot and doc may not see that. try not to worry about it.
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Nothing was reported  yet as a (side effect )of using ultrasound to get images
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antibioticre urinating frequently and abdominal pain is present during urination, then yes, it's serious.  You may have a UTI (urinary tract infection).  Only a Dr. can Rx an\nantiboitic to rid this infection from your body.  You might want to get checked out if you are in pain while you are urinating.
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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.
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Sonogram. Ask your doctor about it.
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I agree with seeing your obgyn. I used to have a lot of bladder pressure also, and it was due to OB issues.
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it MAY be an infection..best to go to the docs and have it checked, maybe you are just not wakening quick enough with a full bladder or even dreaming you are in the loo.
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Sometimes it means exactly what it means- non-specific.  It means that they see an area that looks abnormal and they cannot tell what it is- that is why they are getting an MRI.  It could be cancer, a tumor, bleeding, or nothing at all- just a shadow... good luck.  It usually takes a day or two to get results from these tests back to the doctor- so wait until at least the day after before you call him.  I do not think he is hiding anything from you- it is just that he needs further testing before he can tell you what it means.
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sounds like a urinary tract infection, see a doctor
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I have had a cystoscopy performed on me. It involves the dilation of your bladder with a saline solution, while you are in a position similar to the one for a pelvic exam. The specialist then inserts a very small tube with a camera attached (scope) into your bladder and looks around. There is no need for anesthesia because it is painless. The only thing that you will feel is your full bladder, giving you the sensation of needing to urinate urgently. It only takes about 15 minutes from start to finish. After the procedure is over, the specialist empties your bladder. I had a scare of the possibility of bladder cancer so I underwent this procedure in order to obtain a biopsy.  I did not feel any discomfort at any time and the biopsy turned out to be ok. There is no need for you to worry, go ahead have your procedure and move towards your recovery.
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Do you mean an ultrasound? I have had it done plenty of times it's not bit deal. Now, if they are going to do an intravaginal ultrasound that can be a little uncomfortable but just try to relax and it will be over soon. Good luck. If it's just an x-ray or MRI no big deal either. Unless it is a closed MRI I am closterphobic so it was hard for me.