Peeing Causes "Burning" Sensation

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If you were receiving bbbj with deepthroat, you gotta do an STI test. The antibiotics will cause diarrhea for the first few days.
 

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My GP is on vacation. I mentioned this to my cardiologist but he said not heart related. Meanwhile, it seems to be getting better on its own.
Really? Burning when you pee is not heart related? Wow.

Based on that, I guess there's no need to follow up at his point. It's good that you referred to your cardiologist. How about your optometrist?
 

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If you are under the care of a cardiologist and you are experiencing urinary issues, there's no harm in mentioning this to your cardiologist. Remember there are no stupid questions.
 
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Darts, it's been almost 2 weeks. Go to a clinic unless your GP is returning very very soon...

We value you on the board, and don't want this to become worse than it is already.
 

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If you were receiving bbbj with deepthroat, you gotta do an STI test. The antibiotics will cause diarrhea for the first few days.
Whenever I take antibiotics, which is rarely, I immediately run to Loblaws and pick up "BioK+" refrigerated probiotics in their pharmacy department.

Really good at preventing anti-biotic induced diarrhea, cuz the anti-biotic often kills the "friendly" normal bacteria in your gut..

You need to buy enough to last the full course of anti-biotics.
 
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Darts, it's been almost 2 weeks. Go to a clinic unless your GP is returning very very soon...

We value you on the board, and don't want this to become worse than it is already.
It's actually getting better on its own. The clinic did offer a backup doctor last week but I decided to wait a few more days. My regular doc will be back this coming Tuesday.

BTW: I doubt it is an STI as I have been a "one woman" man for a while now.
 
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"Urinary tract infections A urinary tract infection (UTI) is a bacterial infection that develops somewhere in your urinary tract, such as the bladder (cystitis), urethra (urethritis) or kidneys (kidney infection). A UTI can cause pain or a burning sensation in your penis when you pee."

I would be really surprised if I am the only human on this good Earth who has ever experienced a burning sensation when peeing.
 

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A UTI in men is not that common. You can get it from having sex with someone who has an infection but that's along way for bacteria to travel up the urethra. A kidney stone may be blocking the flow of urine which can cause a UTI as well.
 

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A UTI in men is not that common. You can get it from having sex with someone who has an infection but that's along way for bacteria to travel up the urethra. A kidney stone may be blocking the flow of urine which can cause a UTI as well.
I think that is true. Just to be clear I don't get a burning sensation often, maybe once a year or two (if that) and it goes away on it's own after a few days.

Come on guys, do you ever get a burning sensation when you pee? Maybe at least once in your life?
 

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I think that is true. Just to be clear I don't get a burning sensation often, maybe once a year or two (if that) and it goes away on it's own after a few days.

Come on guys, do you ever get a burning sensation when you pee? Maybe at least once in your life?
No
 
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I think that is true. Just to be clear I don't get a burning sensation often, maybe once a year or two (if that) and it goes away on it's own after a few days.

Come on guys, do you ever get a burning sensation when you pee? Maybe at least once in your life?
Occasionally after a very long bike ride, typically in the cold for some reason. Goes away in an hour, but can be quite painful while it lasts.
 
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