Cervix Imflammed and uti's

**k123** · 03-23-2010 03:17 PM

Hiya

I just wanted to know if recurring uti's can give you imflammed cervix?
I've been having water infections for a year and the past couple weeks been getting pains inside my vagina which feels like my cervix also lower abdominal pain jus below knicker line and back pain!
I dont have any std's have been checked for these!
I've had an ultrasound which checked everything from gall bladder to kidneys liver womb ovaries and bladder everything came back ok just that my bladder didn't empty properly think this was down to not using it properly i don't drink much at all so i dont wee very often!

If anyone could help would be fantastic as im worry too much i worry about everything espeically my health! My doctor is rubbish absolutely helpless so my minds been goin overtime thinking all soughts and looking up on the internet for an answer it's so annoying not knowing whats going on with your own body it's ridiculous!

Thankyou everyone xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

**k123** · 03-23-2010 03:18 PM

Oh and i'm only 19 btw not sexually active at the moment too!!! xxx

**MissMeSha810** · 03-23-2010 08:42 PM

Hey sweets. There is another thread I posted this in but I don't remember which so I'll run it down again. Last year I was hospitalized for a kidney infection. The reason was because of an untreated UTI that I thought had gone away. I drank so much cranberry juice that I didn't feel it anymore and thought it was gone. WRONG!!! Several weeks later, I began to have a dull lower abdominal and lower back pain.Days after, I had a fever and could not get out of bed unless I had to vomit or pee and my urine turned a yellowish green. My husband called the ambulance and upon arrival and several tests, they told me it was a kidney infection and they come from UTI"S backing up in to your kidney. If your doctor is one that sucks, lol, your best bet would be to REQUEST for these particular tests to be done. A UTI can be dangerous if not handled properly. I hope that I've helped. I'm not a doctor, but I've been through alot when it comes to my vaginal area. If it's too wet, there's a problem! If it's too dry, there's a problem! If my soap was too strong, there's a problem! If I douche, spray, powder, wear nylon panties, drink too many sugary drinks, eat too many sweets, don't urinate after sex, hold my urine too long, change my detergent, happen to go to someone's house where they had scented toilet paper......for crying out loud I thought crossing the street at a highway type intersection was hard....lol always and take care sweets. I hope I helped some. And if any of those symptoms occur, go to the emergency room.

**kokoko** · 05-07-2010 03:42 AM

Hi I've suffered UTI's for years even before I was sexually active, I've also been diagnosed with BV which goes hand in hand with the infection.
I'm no stranger to back pain, abdominal pain, kidney infections, ultrasounds, antibiotics and a balanced diet/excercise regime, I've tried everything. My friend told me about cranberry pills, they're not cheap but they're cheaper than a doctors appointment and better for your body than antibiotics. The ones I use are GO CRANBERRY 30,000+ vege capsules for Urinary Tract Health. They work! But they've got to be this strong, I've used cheaper weaker ones and just end up back at the doctors. Also drinking plenty of water and don't eat too many things with vitamin c while your on them it makes you feel sick.
Hope this helps someone else