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Symptom Encyclopedia

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a sudden, urgent need to pee, which can lead to

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

bladder problems

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

blood in the urine

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

blood in your pee or semen

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

blood in your urine

2 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

cause blood in the urine (haematuria)

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

cause you to need to urinate frequently

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

cause you to not be able to empty your bladder fully

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

cause you to strain to pass urine

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

cause you to wake up frequently during the night to urinate

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

change of bladder or bowel function, such as increased urgency or incontinence

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

cloudy or foul smelling urine

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

cloudy pee

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

dark pee

2 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

dark yellow pee

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

dark yellow, strong-smelling pee (urine)

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

dark-yellow pee (urine)

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

difficulty emptying the bladder completely

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

difficulty fully emptying your bladder

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

difficulty starting and stopping the flow when you pee

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

discharge or bleeding

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

dribbling after you pee

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

feeling that you haven’t emptied your bladder completely

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

frequent need to pee

1 related conditions

Pelvis & urinary

⚠️ Symptoms can be associated with many different conditions. This information is educational only and should not be used for self-diagnosis. Always consult a healthcare professional.