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Frequent urination issue
Since mid May I am experiencing sensation and sometimes pain around clitoral area leading me to frequent urination, sometimes the amount of urine would be less and sometimes more but frequency increased. After around a month or so some days it was normal somedays too much frequent urination and sometimes increased sensation there too. On recommendation I got urine routine and culture along with whole abdomen ultrasound and pre/ post void urine volume. All reports were normal so I was given just supplements. But the problem still persists more or less, at night when sleeping on sides then definitely it happens. So I'm scared if something is wrong and I dont know. I have high health anxiety issue as well. Gynaecologist on examining also said nothing is wrong. But back then I would also sometimes experience king of a nerve pull from that area till the naval area. What should I do?
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With normal urine tests, scans, and a clear gynae exam, this sounds more like a sensitive nerve or pelvic floor pattern than an infection. Health anxiety can genuinely make you notice and worsen these sensations too.
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A pelvic floor physiotherapist can assess whether tight or irritated pelvic muscles are behind this, since your worked-up causes have come back clear.
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If you ever notice blood in urine, fever, or new pain, get it checked again rather than assuming it is the same pattern.
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