Question 1

bladder & lower back pain when lying down only. fine when standing.  feeling like a have to pee and then can't, but will also pee 2-4 times per night?

Accepted Answer

Get evaluated. : The combination of back pain a change in urinary habits and frequency could have a neurologic link and should be assessed as soon as possible. Your physician, based on a detailed history, physical exam, and tests may be able to find out if there is a relationship between your symptoms, and ways to improve  them. Don't delay and see your physician.

Question 2

i am experiencing  bladder pain only while laying down/more so in morning. no pain when sitting up or standing. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Recommend assessment: Need to know whether it is pain in that area or whether you have urinary symptoms with it.  Possibilities include issue with bladder/urinary tract vs referred pain from muscle, ligament or other internal structure that is worsened by change in posture.  So will need examination and/or tests such as urinalysis by a doctor licensed in your area.  All the best.

Question 3

does gall bladder pain hurt worse when laying down?

Accepted Answer

Not usually: Gallbladder pain(biliary colic) is a noncramping, nonburning, steady pain, typically in the right upper-or upper middle abdomen.  It typically lasts for an hour and then goes away completely; it often occurs after eating (esp fried/fatty foods).  The pain is unrelated to activity or position, although people often try to "walk off" the pain.  It is often made worse by taking deep breaths.

Question 4

can fibromyalgia cause bladder pain? i have a sedentary life laying down a lot not going to the gym. all my blood work cmp, cbc, ultrasound and urine culture came back fine?

Accepted Answer

: "Bladder pain" caused by fibromyalgia would indeed be an unusual location, and would suggest a need to uncover a different co-morbidity.  Since fibromyalgia is often a diagnosis of exclusion, perhaps it is best to discuss whether instead you might have a complex regional pain  syndrome or even a small fiber neuropathy.

Question 5

i suffer from bladder pain and also pain in my right upper thigh. when i need to urinate, pain radiates down my right leg. why might this be?

Accepted Answer

Cystitis or stone: If you have dysuria ( pain w/ urination), multiple bathroom trips or urge to go you have a bladder infection or cystitis. Taking Metformin suggests possibility of diabetes which makes one prone to infection.  Urinalysis and culture should be done.  On the other hand an ultrasound to look for kidney stone is helpful, specially because of the pain radiating to the thigh and history of meds.

Question 6

can a pinched nerve cause harsh lower back pain that runs down the left bum & leg , bladder pain, femoral pain and fever?

Accepted Answer

Polyradiculopathy : A pinched nerve in the low back can commonly cause back pain as well as pain in the lower extremity ("bum", leg, femur, etc.). If the femoral pain is in the front of the thigh, it is likely multiple nerves are irritated at the same time. "bladder pain" and fever may be due to a separate entity such as a uti. However, spinal cord infection & cauda equina syndrome must be ruled out->an emergency.

Question 7

i have been to the doctor who says i have a hormonal imbalance as my period just went away for the past 3 months i'm not pregnant but i constantly have infection down there bladder pain and my back is killing me is there anything i can do?

Accepted Answer

: This Is not an issue that can be solved in this forum. Get a second opinion by a gynecologist if your last doctor offered no answers for your symptoms.

Question 8

after pelvic surgery 3 yrs ago for endo, i developed bladder pain in my lower abdo that radiates down to genital area (near and around urethra). no pain when passing urine or when bladder is full. does that sound like nerve pain and is it treatable?

Accepted Answer

: Most things are treatable. Pl see your Gyn for accurate diagnosis for that is needed before any treatment. In the meantime try sitting in warm bath twice a day. Hope you feel better

Question 9

what is bad bladder pain mean?

Accepted Answer

Bladder pain: Could be a uti, a condition known as interstitial cystitis can cause severe pain, bladder spasm, retention of urine, bladder stones, or the source could be other than your bladder. Get examined.

Question 10

i have bladder pain, what to do?

Accepted Answer

Consult a urologist: Bladder pain is certainly unpleasant . Cause should be found ; appropriately treated.

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Bladder pain when lying down

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Bladder & lower back pain when lying down only. fine when standing. feeling like a have to pee and then can't, but will also pee 2-4 times per night?

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I am experiencing bladder pain only while laying down/more so in morning. no pain when sitting up or standing. what should i do?

A member asked:

Does gall bladder pain hurt worse when laying down?

A member asked:

Can fibromyalgia cause bladder pain? i have a sedentary life laying down a lot not going to the gym. all my blood work cmp, cbc, ultrasound and urine culture came back fine?

A member asked:

I suffer from bladder pain and also pain in my right upper thigh. when i need to urinate, pain radiates down my right leg. why might this be?

A member asked:

Can a pinched nerve cause harsh lower back pain that runs down the left bum & leg , bladder pain, femoral pain and fever?

A member asked:

I have been to the doctor who says i have a hormonal imbalance as my period just went away for the past 3 months i'm not pregnant but i constantly have infection down there bladder pain and my back is killing me is there anything i can do?

A member asked:

After pelvic surgery 3 yrs ago for endo, i developed bladder pain in my lower abdo that radiates down to genital area (near and around urethra). no pain when passing urine or when bladder is full. does that sound like nerve pain and is it treatable?

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What is bad bladder pain mean?

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I have bladder pain, what to do?

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