Why does it hurt when I Pee?
454706
you either have a uti or a bladder infection. you may also have a venerial disease. try drinking cranberry juice and white grape juice and most definately see a doctor asap.
799714
I really advise you go straight to the doctors. The place you say the pain is, is the area of the kidneys and I would guess the blood is coming from your urine. Call the NHS hotline now and check with them.\n\nGood luck!
1056429
Because the cold triggers the contraction of the bladder muscle thus enabling you to pee.  Cold contracts and heat expands.
848309
When you just pee, it is pushed out by one muscle within the bladder.  When you go poo, a whole series of muscles located within the pelvic diaphragm (which cradles your colon, bladder, and uterus in girls) along with your abdominal muscles act to help push out the bowel movement which also puts pressure on your bladder which makes you have to pee as well.\n\nThis is also the reason that pregnant women have to pee so often and also when women delivery babies, they usually pee and poo at the same time.\n\nMikeC
575200
Urinary tract infection.  Go see a doctor.
241650
Good question.  Generally this is because your bladder gets full and an erection is the way your body helps hold it in.\n\nOf course it's a pain when you get up and try and figure out a way to urinate with that erection ...
1079492
it may be something simple like a bladder infection or a UTI...tell your doctor about ALL your symptoms so u can get a proper diagnosis
368375
Well, the baby may either be sitting or positioned on your bladder making you feel like you have to urinate... or you may actually have a urinary tract infection, kidney infection or bladder infection.  My opinion is that its better to be safe than sorry. I'd call your OBGYN and make an appointment to get checked out, just to be on the safe side :)\n\nGood luck in your pregnancy and Congratulations!!!
703336
I am going to take a wild stab at the fact you are referring to burning while urinating, if that is the case the answer is yes you can.  It is very common after surgery, during surgery they put a catheter in your bladder, in doing that they irritate your urethra which can cause burning.  If it persists contact the doctor it is possible you have an infection.
1186898
Does it burn when you pee?  Do you pee very small amounts?  Does it feel like you have to, but when you do go you hardly pee at all?\n\nThat sounds like a urinary tract infection.  It happens if you're new at intercourse, haven't had intercourse in a while, or have used a product in your genital area that doesn't agree with you, like a bubble bath or soap product.\n\nIf this is the case, you'll need to get medical attention - go to the doctor and get checked out.  Most likely you'll get a cycle of antibiotics.
40902
You have sweet pee.\n\nSERIOUSLY- Ask your doctor.  Don't trust your health to YAHOO!ANSWERS.
1017961
This sounds like a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).  Do you also experience a painful burning sensation when you urinate?  You also have to pee rather frequently but the urine flow is slow and limited?  It definitely sounds like a UTI.  Try AZO Standard and Cystex in combination with each other.  It's the best pain relief you can get from OTC.  You definitely need to see a doctor.  He'll prescribe an antibiotic (Septra is a good one) if it's a UTI and a prescription strength pain reliever if you need/request it.  I hope you feel better soon!
62538
It will have to come natural, he must endure the pain until the body's skin is ready to heal into correct form. Too bad he wasn't circumcised.\n\nThe pain might be because the skin is not used to being exposed to oxygen and that happens. Make sure the urine is completely wiped off because that might be what is causing the majority of the pain.
398705
this sounds to me like you have either thrush or cististis if when you pass urine you get a stingingdown below this is a symptom that you might have a water infection go and see you're doctor who can test you for infections or give you medical advice
241600
Sometimes it is a mental thing. When people have problems urinating, they turn on running water to help them go. So maybe its the same reason you have to urinate when you go in the shower. The sound and feel of the water coming down simultates your brain to urinate.
461131
I know this is an embarassing condition, and talking to a Dr would help but it is hard to bring up.  Maybe it would be easier to bring it up to another female.  The school nurse would also be able to help.  She will not judge you or make fun of you, but will handle the matter professionally.  Some questions that he or she will want to know and for you to consider:\n\n1.  Has this been a problem since childhood, or is it a recent occurence?\n\n2.  Do you have any other muscle control problems or any other type of nerve disorders?\n\n3. Are you having any certain emotions that may be causing it, (not just and effect of it) and how many times a day does this happen?\n\n4.  are there any other symptoms that accompany it such as tingling, burning?  Do you have a fever or other pains?  This may indicate a bladder, kidney, or complete urinary tract infection.  Have you had unprotected sex? It could be caused by an STD.\n\n5.  Is your urine unusually smelly, have floaty things in it, pink or bloody?\n\n6. Are you able to feel the NEED to urinate (us people who think we know everything call it "urgency")? OR, do you feel the need to urinate and then you try to go but just a trickle comes out? How many times a day do you pee?  How much do you drink?\n\nthere are probably more things that you need to consider but this is just a small list.  I hope you find out what is going on.  Just be ready to answer some of these questions.  I hope this helps.
843120
I'm also in my 20s and have to go about that often, so I feel your pain...   Coke definitely makes things worse, because not only is caffeine a diuretic (making your kidneys produce more urine), but it also irritates the lining of your bladder, making it feel full and contract before it should -- in other words, pretty much the same symptoms as "overactive" bladder.  Caffeine affects everybody in this way, but some people more than others...  so if your bladder is overactive to begin with, or if it's just smaller than average, you'd feel the effects of caffeine more intensely than most other people would.\n\n Anyway, there's no real health threat to this condition other than the annoyance of having to run to the bathroom so many times in a day... so really, it's up to you whether you see a doctor and try taking some meds for it, or just decide to put up with it.  Meds do cost money, of course, and they do have some side effects, so you just need to decide if the benefits are worth more than the costs.  If you're not sure, it probably can't hurt to try the meds for awhile and see if you like things better overall with the meds, or without.\n\nOther than going to the doctor, try drinking water or juice instead of Coke, and just make sure you hit the bathroom whenever you're likely to be away from one for awhile, whether you feel like you need to or not... that way, your bladder will be fairly empty most of the time and it'll be less likely to get really uncomfortable/annoying when you do end up having to wait for a bit.\n\nGood luck man, I feel ya...