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Hello.
Since the 7th of the month I've been in a flare, and have been put back on entocort. Although before I was put back on entocort, since the 9th I've been having frequent urination. It varies from 5-10 minutes, to an hour. When it's at it's worst right after I go and stand up, I feel as if my bladder is full again. There's a constant pressure that becomes uncomfortable the fuller my bladder becomes, but most of the time when I go there's hardly anything that comes out.
I've been tested for a UTI twice- both dipstick and cultures coming back negative for bacteria. Although my WBC, RBC, and protein are usually high. I am not sexually active so theres no concern for any STD's. There's no pain, although I do have some occasional burning when I go. The pressure is the worst when I move around or talk.
So overall, along with my Crohn's flaring, I've been having to pee nonstop. It's very uncomfortable. My doctor treated me with two rounds of Cipro, and I feel occasional relief but the urgency and frequency come right back when I'm off it.
Is frequency possibly the sign of a fistula forming? It terrifies me, and although I'm doubtful since my Crohn's was so mild, id just like to know if inflammation can cause pressure on the bladder. Because it's really concerning me and I've been very uncomfortable.
Since the 7th of the month I've been in a flare, and have been put back on entocort. Although before I was put back on entocort, since the 9th I've been having frequent urination. It varies from 5-10 minutes, to an hour. When it's at it's worst right after I go and stand up, I feel as if my bladder is full again. There's a constant pressure that becomes uncomfortable the fuller my bladder becomes, but most of the time when I go there's hardly anything that comes out.
I've been tested for a UTI twice- both dipstick and cultures coming back negative for bacteria. Although my WBC, RBC, and protein are usually high. I am not sexually active so theres no concern for any STD's. There's no pain, although I do have some occasional burning when I go. The pressure is the worst when I move around or talk.
So overall, along with my Crohn's flaring, I've been having to pee nonstop. It's very uncomfortable. My doctor treated me with two rounds of Cipro, and I feel occasional relief but the urgency and frequency come right back when I'm off it.
Is frequency possibly the sign of a fistula forming? It terrifies me, and although I'm doubtful since my Crohn's was so mild, id just like to know if inflammation can cause pressure on the bladder. Because it's really concerning me and I've been very uncomfortable.