hi, i feel urine in my urethra and i feel sometimes a urge to urinate but nothing comes out when i drink orange juice my symptoms get much much worse also chocolate i did a cystoscopy and ultrasound was normal please help?? thanks?

Question

Can drinking orange juice increase urine ph?

Answer 1

Urinary urge: You don't mention whether there is some burning on urination or what your urologist thinks is the problem. I assume urine cultures are negative for infection. Low grade nonbacterial urethritis or prostatic congestion and/or mild inflammation are possibilities that cause urge, but your urologist is best to answer your questions and advise you. In the meantime avoid caffeine and acidic drinks.

Answer 2

Sure: Yes, not all people will get the std that their partner had, but very risky and not to be counted upon. Protect yourself always and if concerned about exposure - get tested asap!

Answer 3

STD: There is a chance you did contract the illness and a chance you did not, consult with your doctor to determine the result. Best.

Answer 4

Yes: It amy be more difficult to eradicate warts in women although prescription cream is more effective in women for external warts.

Answer 5

Yes: The prevalence rate in men and women is similar. Hpv is also the most common std in the us according to cdc statistics.

Answer 6

For High Risk Women: Having your ovaries removed is usually reserved for women with a significantly increased risk of breast cancer and ovarian cancer due to an inherited mutation in the brca1 or brca2 gene — two genes linked to breast cancer, ovarian cancer and other cancers. High-risk women age 35 and older who have completed childbearing are the best candidates for this surgery.

Answer 7

Possibly: There are some studies that have shown that drinking cranberry juice may reduce the risk of contracting a urinary tract infections. It should be noted, however, that taking cranberry pills did not provide a similar benefit. Additionally, cranberry juice has not been found to help treat a urinary tract infection. Bottom line: may prevent infections but does not treat infections.

Answer 8

Fairly effective: Well controlled placebo/cranberry juice trials have demonstrated a definite effect in preventing utis. Cranberries contain substances known as proanthocyanidins which are effective in preventing bacteria from attaching to lining cells of the bladder. These unattached bacteria get flushed out of the bladder with urination. Cranberry juice has not been shown to cure utis contrary to popular myth.

Answer 9

Depends: Though extremely rare, a severely bulged disk can cause urinary problems that is almost always associated with numbess in the genitals and buttocks. With these types of symptoms, medical evaluation should be sought immediately.

Answer 10

Sometimes: Ruptured disk compressing the cauda equina nerves can cause problems with urinary retention (unable to pee) or urinary incontinence (unable to stop peeing). These disks are usually large. The urinary difficulties are usually associated with numbness in the butt and groin. This is a serious problem requiring immediate medical attention.

hi, i feel urine in my urethra and i feel sometimes a urge to urinate but nothing comes out when i drink orange juice my symptoms get much much worse also chocolate i did a cystoscopy and ultrasound was normal please help?? thanks?

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