I’m 26. I have no medical issues or history worth noting. No medication either. When I gave birth I tore very very badly. Parts had to be thrown away they were ripped so badly. It’s been 4 years now and I recently switched to a menstral cup. Upon emptying the cup I was horrified to find urine in it. Apparently when I pee it’s getting inside of my vaginal canal somehow. Is this dangerous? Ps. I don’t have healthcare
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In my opinion you have vesicovaginal fistula which can only be treated by surgery
If you ignore it you can have UTI also reduce chances of pregnancy
Good Luck
Your problem is likely a fistula if you are sure that urine is going into your vagina .it may lead to vaginitis ,UTI ,and other complications..
It must be examined by a gynaecologist and get surgical correction.
hi
this seems to be out of a complication of the episode. if there has been a connection developed between the urethra and vagina,then it can cause these symptoms.
get urethroscopy done.
it can be cured surgically,do not worry.
thanks
HI
THIS CAN BE DUE TO VESICAL OR URETHRAL FISTULA. A FISTULOGRAM WILL BE HELPFUL TO DIAGNOSE IT. SURGICAL REPAIR IS NEEDED FOR ITS CORRECTION.
hello there
this may have occured due to tamponade effect. dont panic. do pelvic muscle strengthening exercises.
get usg done to rule out other causes.