4 months of urinary incontinence I believe ....?

Oh hey, we're in almost the exact same situation right now! I have finally been referred to an ultrasound and an urologist after 5 months, for reference I'm a 22 year old female. I'm not sure how much help you can get on a student forum, even when asking medical students. The only suggestion I can give you right now is to not panic and try and focus on something else. Trust that the docs will take care of you and do everything in their power to help you. There's nothing else you can do at this very moment and I know it's difficult but don't freak yourself out with thoughts of all the horrible things it could be...

Omg I am so glad I am not alone! It is so frustrating isn't it? Do you also feel like you constantly need to go pee? I know you're right I need to stop panicking. Thank you for your kind words and bless your soul! you are so young, I am sure we will be sorted soon at least we got there in the end. Your comment has made me more reassured so thank you

It really is. My situation is a bit different as I was treated for an urine infection at first, my symptoms went away for about a week and then came back. None of my tests have ever shown anything, I've had all symptoms from A-Z but never consistently. At the moment I have no symptoms except for cloudiness. I also had a lot of issues with my bladder as a child so it might be this coming to bite me in the butt. I'm not sure, but we're on the right path. As long as it doesn't get worse you can't really do much but wait for your appointments. Whatever happens, happens... and then at least you'll be able to get treatment for it rather than wondering what it could be!

You can just ask your urologist directly about the chances of it being cervical cancer.

But yes, I have difficulties in this area also, but my cause is neurological in origin.

Feel free to PM me if you want.

Do you have symptoms such as constantly needing to go pee?

No, my bladder doesn't always tell me and when it does it's usually very urgent. Something to do with the signals not being sent/received properly, I forget how my urologist explained it.

Ah, I am sorry to hear that! I hope you have seen an improvement 😊

I got a smear test done last year everything came back clear, but I was adviced to have another one but the nurse was not very helpful and I explained to her my doctor suggested for me to have one, because I had pink/red spotting a week before my period? Yet she cancelled my appointment and told me they will not take it serious and will bin it and you had one last year the bleeding was very light and has stopped now. However I am assuming a transvaginal scan can detect cancer or anything abnormal down there?

I mean I am kinda glad I didn't get it done by her she was awful. I just hope everything goes well at the scan. Fingers crossed.