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Originally Posted by DanaC
Did the clinic warn you this might happen? If not, it might be worth mentioning it to them, just in case it's a sign of infection or something.
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I'm waiting for the nurse to call back.
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Originally Posted by Sundae Girl
The silver-plated lining is that once this has passed (and it will) you will appreciate the joy of peeing pain-free for at least a week before it becomes mundane again.
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I remember that from my last procedure. It was such a joy to pee normally again.
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Originally Posted by Brianna
Flint, there is this stuff called Azo-Standard that you used to be able to buy OTC, it turns your pee green or orange but the pain is GONE. YOu dr. can aslo prescribe this stuff called pyridium which is similar only is Rx strength.
Call your doc and get thee some! It's not a pain killer so there should be NO problem with him giving you the rx over the phone. It will make this pain stop instantly.
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I have some prescription Urelle, which turns my pee blue and is supposed to help ease urinary discomfort symptoms, but it doesn't touch this.
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Originally Posted by Shawnee123
The best thing you could do is soak it in cider.
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On the one hand I do know that vinegar is a cure for everything, but I'm not sure how to apply it to this situation.
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Originally Posted by Brianna
PyridiumŪ is indicated for the symptomatic relief of pain, burning, urgency, frequency and other discomforts arising from irritation of the lower urinary tract mucosa caused by infection, trauma, surgery, endoscopic procedures, or the passage of sounds or catheters. ...
you have to wonder why the damn doc didn't give this to you in the first damn place. duh.
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They gave me Urelle after the last procedure but I'm not sure it does anything. I see people debating pyridium vs. urelle on pee problem sites.