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I'm 23 and I had protected Sex about 4 weeks ago. And also I have been stressing over this class I'm taking for Summer School.
Out of nowhere I've just been having this urge to Urinate all the time. It doesn't burn and I don't have any pain, I just have the tingle, but when I go barely anything comes out. It usually hits hard when I'm lying down and trying to sleep. It doesn't wake me up in my sleep though, I sleep fine, and wake up.
I have been to the doc's got a dip stick test, nothing. Got bloodwork done. Nothing. I don't know what's wrong with me and why this has happened out of nowhere. Hopefully someone can help me out?
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Robin Lee
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Hi,
Well, we're not docs here and the first thing we would suggest would be to go to the doctor. Do you know what they tested you for? Have you had a recent and complete STI screening? If not, that's important to have both for your sexual health in general and to rule out any potential causes for this problem.
Did the doctor have any suggestions for what could be going on or how to alleviate the discomfort?
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I got tested for bacteria or any infection my urine or kidneys. The blood work was I guess a second measure to see if they could rule out anything.
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