Nov. 28th, 2012

[identity profile] xmissxmarsx.livejournal.com
Hello,

So, backstory: about a month ago I had UTI symptoms (the feeling I had to pee a lot and some lower abdominal pain).  I went to the doctor and she did a urine test which came back positive for a UTI.  I was given antibiotics which I then totally screwed up taking.

So, earlier this week,I went back to the doctor with the same symptoms again (no burning during urination, just the pressure feeling and some cloudy urine).  She didn't test this time because I had taken a OTC medication which discolored my urine.  She gave me a shorter dose of a super strong antibiotic and sent me on my way. 

Now, it's 5 days later and I've finished the medication, and my symptoms are better, but not totally gone.  The symptoms have also been lessened greatly in the past week by taking OTC cranberry-based remedies.

It's possible I'm freaking myself out, but I'm worried I might have PID. So, my question is, how do I know?  and is there really a way to test for PID? Also, I don't have a regular gyno, so is this something I could go to Planned Parenthood for?

A couple of facts:

-I'm sexually active with one person who is STI free and we always use condoms
-I have, however, had a couple of bouts of bad behavior in regards to keeping toys clean in the previous month
-I'm 24 and a cis straight female

Thanks in advance!
[identity profile] chipie.livejournal.com

Hi VP!

So I have vaginismus and vulvodynia, and I'm currently doing physio exercises with dilators/accomodators (basically polite ways of saying dildos).  The point is to insert dilators of increasing size while attempt to relax one's pelvic floor.

The set of dilators that was recommended to me is very strange.  The second to biggest one has a diameter of 3.5 cm (1.4 inches), and maybe 3 cm at the smaller end (1.2 inches).  The biggest dilator one much larger, 4.5 cm at the largest end (1.8 inches).  It's around my partner's penis size.  The physio people claim that once you get to the second biggest dilator you should be able to have intercourse, but it definitely hasn't been true to me.  And I haven't been able to insert the largest dilator painlessly.  I will need to work up to it.

So I am looking for something in between both of those dilators.  Something around 4 cm (1.6 inches) diameter, I guess.  I'd love any suggestions!  Does anyone know of somewhere I can get a cheap dildo or dilator that size?  Or some household item I could use?  Or anything else?  There's got to be some cheap option I don't know about!

Thank you so much!

UTI Advice

Nov. 28th, 2012 08:53 pm
[identity profile] amyxaphania.livejournal.com
Hi all.

I know UTIs get posted about a lot so please bear with me!


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