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Hello, i just went to the bathroom to urinate and it hurt, felt like there was always another drop about go.

 

then as i was about to flush i noticed some sediments from my urine in the toilet. i took a picture that i can send in private message if it could help. (i don't really want to post it here, you know, urine in the toilet picture, yuck).

 

so if you have some medical knowledge your help would be appreciated.

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We are not doctors. If it happens over and over and you feel pain go see a doctor. 

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OP this is not really the forum to ask these type of questions ...

You can a) go visit your doctor or b) check WebMD but that is a pandoras box so I strongly advise doing a.

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1 minute ago, SansVarnic said:

OP this is not really the forum to ask these type of questions ...

You can a) go visit your doctor or b) check WebMD but that is a pandoras box so I strongly advise doing a.

i know it's not but i feel home on this forum haha thansk for the webMD reference too.

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sounds like kidney stone.

but seriously, go talk to a DOCTOR.

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4 minutes ago, Tsuki said:

sounds like kidney stone.

but seriously, go talk to a DOCTOR.

yeah i know haha, just asking here because you know, i can and its free :P

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16 minutes ago, Howitz said:

Hello, i just went to the bathroom to urinate and it hurt, felt like there was always another drop about go.

 

then as i was about to flush i noticed some sediments from my urine in the toilet. i took a picture that i can send in private message if it could help. (i don't really want to post it here, you know, urine in the toilet picture, yuck).

 

so if you have some medical knowledge your help would be appreciated.

Sounds like ya got some Kideny stones go to the doctor bro.

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Probably mild kidney stones , go get it checked up asap .

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If you drink a lot of Gatorade/Powerade, don't drink as much. My Friend's cousin had the same issue, and got bladder stones.

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2 hours ago, SansVarnic said:

OP this is not really the forum to ask these type of questions ...

You can a) go visit your doctor or b) check WebMD but that is a pandoras box so I strongly advise doing a.

I'm surprised there isn't a device to connect to your smartphone to diagnose this type of stuff yet.

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