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Nerve pulling when peeing
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I am 27 married women. I noticed for last 7 days I feel nerve pulling when peeing. I have never experienced this before. I started to feel it from 2nd day of my periods . My period ended two days back. I initially thought it is due to periods but isnt.Can you suggest why there is nerve pulling and how to get rid of it ?
Thanks !
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You didn't mention how long you have been married
Such symptoms may be there during honeymoon period.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
It could be because of a urine infection get a test called urine routine
more than 5 pus cells warrants antibiotics
increase fluid intake
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