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Anonymous users2024-01-24It may not have much to do with the kidneys, and the source of your symptoms may be congestion or a small amount of fluid in the lower abdomen or pelvis, due to inflammation, irritation of the bladder, caused by bladder irritation, which usually causes a feeling of urge to urinate all the time, but in fact the bladder has not reached a full state of wanting to excrete.
Where does it hurt?
Is it anal or vaginal pain? >>>More
Just after giving birth to a child caused by vaginal retraction, it's okay!
The tenesmus is not right, it should be "tenesmus".
You don't know, it's a proper term to describe 'dysentery'. Teesmus mainly describes the throbbing pain in the stomach, the eagerness to relieve the stool, the lack of relief, the abdominal symptoms have not been relieved, and there are signs of falling and congestion in the anus. Your symptoms are not tenesmus, 'foamy red and black', but a phenomenon such as stool. >>>More
Just after giving birth to a child got up to go to the toilet and fainted to the ground, this must be too weak, and your family is too unreliable, how can you faint and lie on the ground for two hours without anyone finding it, consistently, if you don't fall from a very high place, if the bones are not broken, increase nutrition to do a good job of confinement, rest well to make up for the waste, and the body will naturally be better.
Problem Analysis: Urinary frequency, urgency, and painful or post-urinary burning sensations are all urinary tract infections because the female reproductive and urinary systems are close together, making it easy to cross infections. >>>More