Does BURNING DIARRHEA! ever feel like BURNING PEE!?!?
543058
Um...nope, not here in Maryland, maybe in California...
822247
She might have a UTM....Uniary Tract Infection, has nothing to do with her medical condition. If she is feeling burning when she is urinating, and she might see light blood or puss..she probably has this infection, which is curable. If you can't see the doctor now tell her to sit in a tub full of warm water....and poor a little baking soda in there. Also drink lots of cranberry juice. This happened to me and it scared me because I had no idea what happened. This is prone to happen to people who are sexually active and didnt clean themselves properly after....or for those who hold in their pee too long, or haven't been cleaning properly. See a doctor as soon as you can. I've attached a link to match her symptoms.
817453
no not really:( they both suck! and the symptoms are so much alike that unless you have you stool/blood tested their is no way to tell. keep hydrated! and good luck:)
1057661
depends on what the pain is from....did you pull a muscle?  did you get hit/kicked in that area?  is there a rash/scabs with this pain?  do you have a bulge sticking out other than you package that might be a hernia? does it burn when you pee?  do you have a fever? any other symptoms?  I guess you better see a doctor huh?
1004911
No, it's not normal.  Go to a doctor immediately.  Diarrhea causes dehydration and may lead to loss of nutrients.  You might have a stomach infection, an irritation, or something even more serious.  Even if it costs a lot, your life is worth it.
707955
OMG .... I think I peed my pants a 'lil bit, gotta go check ... thanks a lot!! :)
965847
Hence my name, this happened to me very often in high school.  A little diarrhea here a little there, you know, the usual.  Just wipe your abdomen after a big "eruption" so as to not get brown crust in your system, it could block your blood flow and give you a benign cyst! To save yourself from the embarassment just apply some sour cream to your abdomen every morning it should ward of all diarrhea.  If it makes you feel any better, once when i was younger, I was holding hands with my Boyfriend.  He went to buy some french fries and I waited outside.  I noticed I had diarrhea'd a in my snow white sweatpants, and I wiped it off.  He grabbed my hand again when he came back out and noticed the icky green liquid. He dumped me.  The end.  Good luck!
968279
If the KUB was normal, that indicates the urinary system is o.k.  The burning sensation is not normal.  Return to the Dr. and ask about this problem.  You obviously have some sort of inflammatory process going on that needs to be treated.  Since you now have a history of UTI, include cranberry juice or cranberry juice supplements in your diet to help keep your urinary system healthy and drink plenty of fluids to flush the system well daily.
914854
Sounds like a fissure.  It happens.  Just a tiny tear in your rectal area.  Keep an eye on things.  Keep the area very clean ( use wet wipes).  Go #2 when you first get the feeling.  Dont constipate yourself.  If it continues more than a couple of days, see a doctor.
325046
Symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI) may include:\n\nPain or burning when you urinate. \nAn urge to urinate frequently but usually passing only small quantities of urine. \nDribbling (inability to control urine release). \nPain or a feeling of heaviness in your lower abdomen. \nReddish or pinkish urine. \nFoul-smelling urine. \nCloudy urine. \nPain in your back just below the rib cage, on one side of your body (flank pain). \nFever and chills. \nNausea and vomiting.
606739
COME OOON YOU ARE LUCKY TO FIND ME\n\n\nI let my son go with out a diaper for 2 days he didnt like the wet feeling of peeing on himself... After the 2nd day I took him shopping for "big boy" underware and he wanted to wear spiderman and batman not a plain white diaper... we still have a few accidents but that is expected... like someone said "it doesn't happen over night."
1115961
It's sounds like a urinary tract infection.  Get to your doctor.  An infection left unchecked and untreated can travel from your bladder to your kidneys or can get into your blood stream.  You need antibiotics.  See your doctor today, oh and take a urine specimen with you when you go.  Make sure you mention to your doctor the burning and the frequent urges for urination when the bladder is empty.
1026657
Don't worry about rude people. You may possibly have some sort of bladder infection or UTI. Especially if you have a constant urge to pee. When I was pregnant I had these symptoms but I think all pregnant women do, but I also have gestational diabetes which caused these symptoms. I am not saying you are diabetic but I know when I had  pregnancy diabetes I had the same  symptoms.
1083885
Most women associate a thick discharge that looks like cottage cheese with the Candida bug, although only about 20% experience it. If it is present, the discharge may either have a starchy odor to it, or perhaps none at all, and its color can vary from white to a more yellowish tinge. \n\nSince not everyone gets the discharge, the easiest way for a woman to tell that she has a yeast infection is that she itches in and around her vagina. A lot. The itchiness may be accompanied by a burning sensation, and her vulvar area can be red and swollen. It may also burn or be generally painful for her to urinate, and sex may become painful as well. A good way to distinguish the burning on urination that is due to a yeast infection vs. a urinary tract infection is to pay close attention to exactly when the burning starts and stops. With yeast, the burning is due to acidic urine hitting the irritated skin of the vulva, so the burning starts when the urine reaches the outside. With urinary tract infection, the burning is felt as the urine passes down the tube on its way out. \n\nWhile these are the general symptoms of a yeast infection, every woman may experience one differently. She may identify an infection by the smell and consistency of the discharge, which can be unique to her. However, certain symptoms definitely do not go along with a simple yeast infection, and they may indicate that something more serious is going on. For example, if she is feverish or is experiencing pelvic pain, these are definitely indications that she ought to see her doctor in order to receive a proper diagnosis and medical care.
752708
The constant thirst combined with having to urinate all the time do sound like a possible blood sugar problem -- I'd suggest getting checked for that right away.  I'm not sure if that would cause your other symptoms, though, but maybe when you get checked your doctor can fill you in.\n\nI also think your "sensitive bladder" could be interstitial cystitis -- that's a chronic irritation/inflammation of the lining of the bladder from an unknown cause, but not caused by a bacterial infection.  I have a couple of friends who have this, and it can become very painful if not treated, but there are treatments that can make the pain a lot better.  Also, I'm not sure, but if you turn out to have both conditions you might want to ask whether high blood sugar might be related to the symptoms of I/C, or make them worse... I think that might be possible too, but I really have no idea.\n\nGood luck; I hope you find out some answers to this!
1076743
Honey, go buy "Uristat" by the makers of Monastat.  It will ease your discomfort and make the "burn" feeling go away when you urinate.  In the mean time...make an appointment with your Dr. and go get the medicine to clear up the UTI....all you have to do is pee in a cup.  Most Dr.'s use a color coded strip that they put in the urine sample so, you need to NOT take the uristat about 24 hours before your appointment because the uristat will make your urine this wierd orange color and that will make it hard for the lab to read the color coded strip.  Don't put off the appointment for sure...the UTI  will only get worse.  Good luck.
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