Sharp Pains In Belly Button Area, Nausea, Headache And Difficulty In Urination. Could This Be STD?
I'm a 30 year old female this past month I have been having sharp pains in my belly button area. I've been nauseous quite oftenI've been having more headaches than usual they are getting a lot worse.. gaining weightalso having problems urinating and going more frequently my boyfriend believes that we might possibly havean STD because of the pain that he is having is it possible or what could be?
I suggest you to meet a surgeon for ruling out ureteric stone or kidney stone which might be causing the problem rather than thinking about Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
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Sharp Pains In Belly Button Area, Nausea, Headache And Difficulty In Urination. Could This Be STD?
Hi, I can understand your condition with sharp pains in belly button area, nausea, headache and difficulty in urination. All of these symptoms are most often seen in some urinary tract infection or a stone in urinary tract. The second important cause can be in Pelvic inflammatory disease. You have not mentioned any history of discharge per vaginum so the possibility of Sexually transmitted disease is less likely. I suggest you to meet a surgeon for ruling out ureteric stone or kidney stone which might be causing the problem rather than thinking about Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Take care.