pennypost Asked June 2011
My mother has a burning sensation when she urinates. She has been checked by a doctor and there is no infection. What could it be?
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My Mother is 88 years old and has burning sensation when she urinates. Checked by doctor with culture samples and there is no infection. only burns in the first part of her urine release. No bacteria, no infection.
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NancyH Jun 2011
When that happens to me it's because I'm not drinking enough fluids. My urologist told me that it doesn't take much for the ureter to be irritated, so when that happens I start hitting the water or whatever and it clears up. And yes, cranberry juice does work. ha
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