Urine doesn't pass fully and it's painfull while urinating - #1797

From your symptoms, it sounds like you may be dealing with more than just kidney stones. The difficulty in urination, pain, and the presence of piles can be linked. Here are a few possibilities: Urinary Tract Infection (UTI): Painful urination and difficulty passing urine can indicate a UTI, especially if the symptoms come and go. Stones can also cause infections by creating blockages. Prostatitis: Inflammation of the prostate (prostatitis) can cause issues with urination and pelvic pain. It’s less common at your age but not impossible, especially if you’ve had frequent urinary issues. Urethral Stricture: This is a narrowing of the urethra, which can make urination difficult and painful. It can be caused by infections or previous procedures. Chronic Constipation or Piles Impact: Severe piles and chronic constipation can put pressure on the urinary tract, making it harder to pass urine and increasing pain. Recommendations: Consult a Urologist: You need a full evaluation, including urine analysis, ultrasound, or possibly a cystoscopy to check for any blockages or strictures. Hydration and Diet: Continue staying well-hydrated, and focus on a fiber-rich diet to ease bowel movements and reduce pressure from piles. Avoid Self-Medication: Since you’ve already had treatments for kidney stones without improvement, avoid further self-medication and get a proper diagnosis. This may not be a life-threatening condition but can get serious if left untreated. It’s important to get an accurate diagnosis to avoid complications.