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Clitoral Pain Towards The End Of Urination, Short Episodes. Urinary Tract Infection?
HI, I m 29 has seen my doctor in July for my annual and everything was normal. However for about a week or so, I have been experiencing pain in my clitoris toward the end of urination . I m not sure why. It only occurs towards the end and then the pain goes away. I m not sure if is it a UTI , or if I need to schedule another appointment with my ObGyn . Please help?
Tue, 18 Mar 2014
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Welcome to HCM.
You are suffering from clitoral pain at the end of urination.
It may be due to some sort of infection,more commonly associated with UTI.Also check for local cut or lesion or any type of discharge.Pain around urethra or urethritis may radiate to clitoris.
Do a routine urine analysis and consult with your doctor.
Drink plenty of water(3-4 lit daily),empty bladder in time, maintain genital hygiene and wear cotton underwear.
You may take sort course of antibiotics like Ofloxacin 200mg BD with urine alkaliser like Syp Uriliser 1 tsf mixed with water TDS. Need t/t for 5-7 days. Apply soothing cream like agent to overcome clitoral pain.
Be well.
Welcome to HCM.
You are suffering from clitoral pain at the end of urination.
It may be due to some sort of infection,more commonly associated with UTI.Also check for local cut or lesion or any type of discharge.Pain around urethra or urethritis may radiate to clitoris.
Do a routine urine analysis and consult with your doctor.
Drink plenty of water(3-4 lit daily),empty bladder in time, maintain genital hygiene and wear cotton underwear.
You may take sort course of antibiotics like Ofloxacin 200mg BD with urine alkaliser like Syp Uriliser 1 tsf mixed with water TDS. Need t/t for 5-7 days. Apply soothing cream like agent to overcome clitoral pain.
Be well.
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