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Could Burning Sensation And Pain Along An Urgency To Urinate Be Due To Something Other Than UTI?

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Posted on Fri, 7 Jan 2022
Question: ..I feel like I have a uti but test didn't show that I did. I have a burning pain and urgency to go to the bathroom what could I have?
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Answered by Dr. Panagiotis Zografakis (29 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
bladder disorder or stone

Detailed Answer:

Hello,

if your urinalysis is clear (no nitrates, no white blood cells, no bacteria) then either a renal stone stuck right before the bladder or functional bladder disorders may present with the same symptoms. A renal stone usually starts with flank pain and nausea. The flank pain moves to the front as the stone descends towards the bladder. When the stone is in the ureter right before entering the bladder it may get stuck and cause symptoms. These symptoms can be indistinguishable from a urinary tract infection. An overactive bladder is a functional disorder that causes urgency. Interstitial cystitis is another diagnosis that can be considered after everything else has been excluded.

What test did you do? Can you upload the report?
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Dr. Panagiotis Zografakis

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Could Burning Sensation And Pain Along An Urgency To Urinate Be Due To Something Other Than UTI?

Brief Answer: bladder disorder or stone Detailed Answer: Hello, if your urinalysis is clear (no nitrates, no white blood cells, no bacteria) then either a renal stone stuck right before the bladder or functional bladder disorders may present with the same symptoms. A renal stone usually starts with flank pain and nausea. The flank pain moves to the front as the stone descends towards the bladder. When the stone is in the ureter right before entering the bladder it may get stuck and cause symptoms. These symptoms can be indistinguishable from a urinary tract infection. An overactive bladder is a functional disorder that causes urgency. Interstitial cystitis is another diagnosis that can be considered after everything else has been excluded. What test did you do? Can you upload the report?