I'm a 22 y.o F and so far in my life I have never had any real serious issues with my health, I'm a very healthy young adult. I have had a monogamous relationship with one boyfriend for nearly a decade now and he has no problems. However, at the end of April I got what I thought was a UTI and went as I normally would to see my Gynecologist for a test and antibiotics. She ruled out any reproductive infections and my urinalysis came back negative but she gave me Cipro to treat it anyway. Went a week on Cipro, no results so I met with a Urologist. He "diagnosed" me with Urethritis. No pelvic exams, no tests past a urinalysis (negative, however I was just finishing Cipro) in fact, he didn't touch me. But I trusted him, so I went two weeks on an month's supply of Macrodantin. Nothing happened. So I go back, finally does a pelvic exam, STILL says urethritis and gives me two weeks of Bactrim. AGAIN, nothing. It's not so much that it hurts to urinate, if anything that relieves my problem... it's just constant pressure and pain. Went back to check with gynecologist to rule ot vaginal infections since I was on antibiotic therapy so long I was worried I would pass infections back and forth. She said no, and did give me some probiotics and inserts to prevent vaginitis/yeast. I have since seen an ARNP at another Urologic office and it's been nearly 2 weeks again, and I was given OTC methods for urethritis and now all the pain, pressure, burning, urgency and discomfort are back on full force (they never went away, just learned to tolerate when pain wasn't optimum). Today makes 3 months I have been dealing with this "urethritis". I have never dealt with anything so frustrating in my life. I have abstained from sex, drank nothing but water, and done anything I can possible to relieve this mess, and it's taken a toll on my life and made me depressed and most of all I am absolutely terrified of permanent damage at this point. I'm so young, and now worried. I see the ARNP again on Wednesday, but I have honestly lost a lot of faith in ever getting well.