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Numbness In Thigh, Burning Sensation After Urination, IBS
Hi i m a 33 year old male. I recently started bike riding for about a good month or so when one night when i laid down for bed my right front of thigh started going numb/ tingling . The next night my pee started to burn AFTER i voided. That wasn t too surprising because my peeing has been happening for the last 12 years as i can remember after my car accident.But it usually goes away after ONE DAY. Other symptoms include. More then my normal frequent trips to bathroom. I have always gone a lot all my life but now its more, Semi -Weak urine stream only when i wake up in the morning to pee then that goes away as I drink fluids through the day.. Well after about a week of this I went to the Doctor I thought maybe i had messed up my prostate or something. He did a urinalysis there and was clean but gave me some antibiotics just in case while urine culture came back that was clean. I went back in to do a Gonorrhea ,Chlamydia test and Syphilis ,hiv testing. All came back normal except the Gonorrhea which was to my surprising which i hadnt sex in over 6months. I asked for a retest on this to confirm. We did that and he started me on antibiotics anyways. The test came back as Normal as i thought it would. So now a 4th visit but now he checked my prostate. I felt no pain and he said that my prostate felt normal now this going on for 3weeks Ive noticed some things i told him. Drinking plenty of water almost lowers the pain to non existent also drinking anthing but water or milk makes the burning worst especially Iced Tea or Coffee. So now he told me that I have Irritated bladder syndrome ive never even heard of this or get any information about this. Only thing close is IC/Painful Bladder syndrome I dont even know if those are what i have. He gave me some pills called nortriptyline said it would help with the pain and get better sleep at night. Follow up in 2 weeks. Ill have to admit i do feel a little better as long as watch what i eat and drink i guess. But How long will this continue? I guess im just trying to get someone to take a second look at this.
Tue, 15 May 2012
Naturopathy and Yoga Treatment for Burning Urination:
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) - Upper UTI Treatment
Preventive measures (can be applied for upper and lower UTI)
1). Maintain adequate fluid intake and output - drink 8-10 glasses of water per day.
2). Proper genital hygiene - care should be taken when using public toilets and during ablution. Avoid contact of genitalia with any possible source of infection.
Treatment for Lower (UTI) - Preventive Measures
1). Mud/towel pack on lower abdomen and Pelvic frequently.
2). Chest pack to bring down temperature.
3). Kidney pack to improve urinary output.
Kidney pack: ( Place hot water bag to cover middle to lower back. Apply ice bag to cover lower part of the chest bone and stomach. Wrap a dry cotton/khadi cloth and flannel over this.
Duration 45 minutes - 1 hour)
5). Alternate hip bath:
Sit on hot and cold water tub alternately (1:3 Three times means 15- 20 minutes) the hot water temp.should be 40-45 degree C and cold should be 10-18degree C.
(Alternate hip bath is a remedy to palliate pain and burning sensation).
6). Wet Girdle pack 2/3 times a day during an acute phase and later, once before going to bed for an hour.
Wet Girdle pack: 1. Dip thin cotton underwear in cold water, wear it after wringing out.
2. Wear dry thick underwear over this. Duration 30 minutes to 1 hour.
Note: In summer, ice water could be used.
Diet
Fasting and increased fluid intake.so try to do fasting once a week
Diuretics like tender coconut water, butter milk, barley water and dhania (dry coriander seeds) water can be given.
Yoga
* Bahya kumbhak Pranayam (Hold Breath after Exhale)
Procedure : Breathe air out, touch chin to chest (Jalandhar Bandha), squeeze stomach completely and hold for a while. then release chin, breathe in slowly.
Duration : 3 times to 5 times normally. Maximum up to 11 times.
Benefits : good for Urinary System,
Note : Contraindication for heart and high BP patients.
Best Regards.
Dr.Premlal Patel
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) - Upper UTI Treatment
Preventive measures (can be applied for upper and lower UTI)
1). Maintain adequate fluid intake and output - drink 8-10 glasses of water per day.
2). Proper genital hygiene - care should be taken when using public toilets and during ablution. Avoid contact of genitalia with any possible source of infection.
Treatment for Lower (UTI) - Preventive Measures
1). Mud/towel pack on lower abdomen and Pelvic frequently.
2). Chest pack to bring down temperature.
3). Kidney pack to improve urinary output.
Kidney pack: ( Place hot water bag to cover middle to lower back. Apply ice bag to cover lower part of the chest bone and stomach. Wrap a dry cotton/khadi cloth and flannel over this.
Duration 45 minutes - 1 hour)
5). Alternate hip bath:
Sit on hot and cold water tub alternately (1:3 Three times means 15- 20 minutes) the hot water temp.should be 40-45 degree C and cold should be 10-18degree C.
(Alternate hip bath is a remedy to palliate pain and burning sensation).
6). Wet Girdle pack 2/3 times a day during an acute phase and later, once before going to bed for an hour.
Wet Girdle pack: 1. Dip thin cotton underwear in cold water, wear it after wringing out.
2. Wear dry thick underwear over this. Duration 30 minutes to 1 hour.
Note: In summer, ice water could be used.
Diet
Fasting and increased fluid intake.so try to do fasting once a week
Diuretics like tender coconut water, butter milk, barley water and dhania (dry coriander seeds) water can be given.
Yoga
* Bahya kumbhak Pranayam (Hold Breath after Exhale)
Procedure : Breathe air out, touch chin to chest (Jalandhar Bandha), squeeze stomach completely and hold for a while. then release chin, breathe in slowly.
Duration : 3 times to 5 times normally. Maximum up to 11 times.
Benefits : good for Urinary System,
Note : Contraindication for heart and high BP patients.
Best Regards.
Dr.Premlal Patel
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