Well, I've crossed that line and it's definitely pain.
Why does it sting when I pee?
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Thin line between pleasure and pain.
Feb 26, 2019, 12:50 PM
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Stingy dicky
Relax your grip a little
UTI or kidney stone
Aren't you the one who posted this isn't WebMD?
If @James is correct and you have UTI, try aspirin or some other NSAID. Simple and worth a try
...or you could visit your friendly urologist
If you have a UTI you need to see a doctor for antibiotics. Turns something that would take a month to clear into a day or two.
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Yes, need to see a doctor, and without delay.
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NSAIDs have an antibacterial effect
That's what I was told years ago by my doctor.
Obviously consult your own md
Wait. I misspoke in my original post. I'm asking for a friend. Let's call him Johnny.
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for stealing pills maybe
So I got a UTI once. They didn't tell me that the pain medication they give you dyes your urine a comically orange color. I was freaking out all day thinking that I was bleeding into my bladder and the blood was turning my urine orange but it's actually just a very common side effect of the pain meds. You really should see a doctor to prevent any permanent damage/blockages.
@Jimmy Thank you. That did the trick.
gonorrhea?