I had frequent urination with this burning down feeling and have been to the doctor numerous time without any medication working.
So I decided to see a urologist. He used that thing (not sure of name) to look in my bladder and said there was a lession. Order ct, and now he is scheduling me for an appointment to look in my bladder again. This time while I am sleeping. I am nervous because I am not sure what he is doing . He said that CT showed my uterus rather huge. He did not say cancer or anything, but when I read I learn that most bladder lesion are cancer. I have had pain in my pelvic and joints for a long time but ignore them because the were not bad. Now I am worried. C
Don't worry for now be relaxed, Bladder cancer are not so common, Pelvic inflammatory disease also can cause the pain your explaining, If your urologist have suspected cancer he would have taken biopsy for examination, Lession may be due to recurrent infection, Calculi,
So don't worry prepare for next scopy and keep followup with doctor.
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What Causes Frequent Urination?
Don t worry for now be relaxed, Bladder cancer are not so common, Pelvic inflammatory disease also can cause the pain your explaining, If your urologist have suspected cancer he would have taken biopsy for examination, Lession may be due to recurrent infection, Calculi, So don t worry prepare for next scopy and keep followup with doctor.