confused and scared...........

[nicolette1972]

hi everyone,i have been having terrible problems with my bladder,the pain is awful,in flit from passing lots of water to none at all and retaining fluid...............my doc told me today that i have lesions on my bladder ,i am seeing a urologist on 12th may for investigation,are lesions on the bladder a possible symptom of ms??

[nicolette1972]

ok i will give clinic a call tomorrow,thanks guysX

[jaeann]

Great idea Bio, or some doc offices will put you on a cancellation list

[biowham]

You need to be seeing someone sooner. Try calling them every day to see if there's a cancellation.

Bio

[nicolette1972]

no thats the soonest,if i had the money i would go private,to be honest im now so scared about going im in no hurry to see her anyway!!

[6-paq]

I'm sorry you're in so much distress.   :(

I agree that you need more workup (i.e. cytoscopy).   My youngest daughter has kidney/bladder issues and she was dx'd with a CT scan and cytoscopy.

I can't believe that you have to wait until May 12th!!  Is there a way you can get on a cancellation list and get in sooner?

Take care,
Pat :-)

[nicolette1972]

to be honest im not sure how he knows,i have alot of pain over my pubic bone,problems voiding,passing tiny blood clots,backache,losing weight rapidly and feeling sick alot......................i havent had any tests other than bloods and urine so far,seeing urologist on 12th mayX

[jaeann]

Could the lesions possibly be ulsers?  I have interstitial cystitis (IC) which causes bladder pain, spasms, frequency and urgency and pelvic pain.  I don't have ulsers on my bladder, but many with IC do have bleeding ulcers they call hunners ulcersl, i think.  Interstitial cystitis is diagnosed by cystoscopy and hydrodistention of the bladder.  Hopfully you will get some answers from the urologist.  Good luck and let us know what you find out.
jae

[biowham]

Did you have a cystoscopy? It's unclear how your doctor "knows" you have lesions on your bladder. Did they biopsy the lesion?

At any rate, the lesions themselves are not a symptom of MS.

Bio