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female
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30-35,
anonymous
writes:i woke up this morning as usual an i went to the bathroom an found i couldnt pee ?im on my period and im dieing to go to pee but i physically cant im not even getting a burning sensation becasue im not even lucky enough to get a drop of pee out to feel a burning sensation ? does any body know wats wrong with me x
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reader, anonymous, writes (21 August 2009): Can I ask why you would ask this health question on a site like this where we are not physicians and we are sitting accross from a computer screen and can't even examine you, nor would we if we could.
You NEVER want to mess around with health related issues, especially those of a gynocological nature. Not being able to pass uring can quickly turn ugly, like a kidney infection for one.
Instead of writing here for your questions about your health and body, please make an appointment with your doctor.
In your case you need to be seen by a doctor TODAY.
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reader, Tisha-1  +, writes (21 August 2009):
 To your GP or A&E now. Do not wait. I ran your symptoms through the NHS symptom checker, and got this:
"Make an appointment to see your GP.
You need make an urgent appointment to see your GP immediately.
If you cannot get to your GP, go to A&E (the accident and emergency department at a hospital).
Find your nearest A&E.
Please review your answers before calling.
You answered yes to the following questions:
Have you been unable to pass urine (go for a wee) for 12 hours or more?
You answered no to the following questions:
Have you had a recent blow or injury to any of the following: your abdomen (tummy), your groin (the area between your legs, where your upper leg joins your body), or your genital area?
Do you have any of the following: pain in your lower back or side, a need to pass urine (go for a wee) more often than normal, urine that is cloudy, smells unusual or contains blood, pain or stinging when you pass urine, or a fever (a high temperature that is over 38C or 100.4F), shaking or chills? "
from: http://www.selfhelpguide.nhs.uk/help/bodykey/index.aspx?bodyPart=urinary
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Do not mess around with your health!!! GOOOOOOO!!!!!!
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reader, dearkelja +, writes (21 August 2009):
 You probably waited too long to go or maybe your period has made you swollen and cut off your ureter.
No matter, YOU NEED TO GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM. A burst bladder is deadly.
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