Dilutional effect: Burning on urination can be from an infection, too much acid in urine (too many carbonated beverages), bacterial/yeast vaginitis, inflammation of the urethra or vagina from chemicals (douche, bath soap, feminine sprays). For the first two, water will make the urine less concentrated & your symptoms may resolve, returning when your stop drinking water. Need to check a urinalysis & if (-) an exam.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Infection: Could be infection or a disease such as reactive arthritis. This requires evaluation by a physician.
Answered 9/29/2016
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