I will be in class and then iI start to think "what if i have to pee?!" and soon enough, the feeling turns into an urge. This has been going on for a couple years[[around 2]]the doctor found nothing wrong when doing tests and said it could be mentally my mind makes my urges. can anyone help me?:( is there any hope that can help me????I would really loove to concentrate on being a teen instead of this problem!!!!!honestly, it's a little embarrassing :o

I would really like a solution thats natural, whether its herbs or teas or what ever, I would really not like pills.

Hi i have EXACTLY the same problem as you! i have had it for a good 3 years now, it comes and goes every few months but this time round its been here non stop and ive had it for 6months now, nothing has stopped it!
so far i ahve found no pills or anything to stop it and all my doctors are saying is "train your bladder!". i no exactly how you feel hun and im at the end of my tether i dont no what to do!

Try to ask the doc for a full range of testing. A urine culture, a fungal culture, stds if that is an issue (like c.t., gonn, trich, ureaplasma).

Alexis

I was recently diagnosed with Fibroid Tumors for which I have been doing endless research on since the diagnoses. One thing symptomatic of Fibroid Tumors is frequent urination because the tumors can be positioned in such a way that they are resting or pressing down on your bladder. Now while Fibroids normally would not affect a female in your age range it is possible that there is some other kinds of mass growth that may be agitating your bladder. The fact that you make a mental reference to your physical problem is normal. You are used to this problem and so the natural mind in all its right is going to be concerned about that problem happening at the most inconvenient times only causing anxiety which will cause the onset of the problem. Stress and worry is one of the major factors that make many illnesses worse. I would recommend that when you visit your doctor or gynecologist that you ask them about a pelvic sonogram to rule out such things as tumors or cysts.