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Around ten days ago I developed a pressure in my bladder, similar to what I had last year with frequent UTIs. I went to the doctor two days ago as I wanted to get it sorted but to my delight (and confusion) I got the all clear on infection. The nurse said "it could be viral as opposed to bacterial but you've not got a UTI". I'm not sexually active and I have no pain or burning just an irritating pressure that builds up every 3-4 hours. Anyone have any idea?

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Call them back and tell them you have the same sympyoms. If it is not a UTI, then they need to investigate what is causing those symptoms.

 

You might just get a referral to a urologist, since that is their specialty.

 

Is there any chance you might be pregnant??

 

Or, have you had children and perhaps you have a prolapsed bladder - an injury from childbirth?

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It's unclear that these symptoms were not addressed and you weren't referred to a gyn and GI specialist for a thorough workup.

08-08-2018: I've noticed it mostly in the mornings and then it gets to a point where I'll need to use the bathroom to relieve myself. However it's not like I have loose stools, just the bad pain before I go.
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It's unclear that these symptoms were not addressed and you weren't referred to a gyn and GI specialist for a thorough workup.

 

This pain vanished the day I posted ; I believe I had too much coffee and/or a virus perhaps(my mum also had it).

This current feeling Is located directly where my bladder is, whereas the cramps I experienced a fortnight ago weren't at all anywhere near my bladder but more on the side and feeling on the lower abdominal area. However you make a good point as both sound as if there'd be a correlation.

 

I also got told that a yeast infection would show in my urine test so that's why I eliminated the option. Cheers for the help though , gonna ring the doc up for second opinion

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