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frank66665 wrote:what are the symptoms of a urinary tract infection

i didn't have one this time, but its usually, burning urine and wanting to go frequently and sometimes pain in the bladder or back/kidneys) maybe a fever or general feeling of unwellness.

artful todger wrote:

frank66665 wrote:what are the symptoms of a urinary tract infection

i didn't have one this time, but its usually, burning urine and wanting to go frequently and sometimes pain in the bladder or back/kidneys) maybe a fever or general feeling of unwellness.

hello, I have had burning pains for 40/50 days just where the pee comes out, could it be that it was a urinary tract infection ?. now it's over, I'm going with paid girls and the foreplay is uncovered, could it be a urinary tract infection due to foreplay uncovered?

artful todger wrote:I will sound a bit paranoid here, but could the reservoir be pushing on my colon causing diverculitis? it's on the same side. And could a perforation in the colon infect the reservoir . I've been on antibiotics for 5 days but still getting pain.

I was curious about the potential for perforations and asked Dr. Clavell. He told me that there's no reason to be concerned, it would take something like a 300lb partner bouncing on you, slipping out, and having all of their weight coming down directly on the implant. Essentially, it would take an extreme, violent amount of pressure to cause the implants to be forced backwards and cause a perforation.

SearchingUSA wrote:

artful todger wrote:I will sound a bit paranoid here, but could the reservoir be pushing on my colon causing diverculitis? it's on the same side. And could a perforation in the colon infect the reservoir . I've been on antibiotics for 5 days but still getting pain.

I was curious about the potential for perforations and asked Dr. Clavell. He told me that there's no reason to be concerned, it would take something like a 300lb partner bouncing on you, slipping out, and having all of their weight coming down directly on the implant. Essentially, it would take an extreme, violent amount of pressure to cause the implants to be forced backwards and cause a perforation.

Ha ha I actually meant the other way. sometimes diverticulitus infections perforate the colon wall which then infects the abdomen, i just wondered if this would then infect the reservoir.