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What Could Be The Reason For Frequent Burning Urination,penile And Ball Pain With All The Tests Indicating Negative ?

Frequent urination ,penile pain and ball pain, burning urination.Med history:went to doc, uti came back negative, ultrasound showed no stones,definately no std because i am only 12 and have never had sex especially no unprotected sex.Please help,also no blood in urine .
Mon, 23 Jan 2012
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You could be having Acute epididymitis which is infection on a part above your testis. Have you done a urine test. Drink plenty of water. You need to confirm the presence or absence of infection by urine test. Take pain killers for pain relief under your Doctor's advice. You may need antibiotics for treating the infection once confirmed.
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What Could Be The Reason For Frequent Burning Urination,penile And Ball Pain With All The Tests Indicating Negative ?

Welcome to Healthcare Magic You could be having Acute epididymitis which is infection on a part above your testis. Have you done a urine test. Drink plenty of water. You need to confirm the presence or absence of infection by urine test. Take pain killers for pain relief under your Doctor s advice. You may need antibiotics for treating the infection once confirmed.