Pissing Calcium

[BigDallasDick8x6]

Time to ease back off the Milk products for a while Mitchy.

I know a lot of guys have a hang up about soy milk, but there are other alternatives to milk including rice milk, almond milk, horchata, etc. Try some of those and see if you can replace a portion of your milk consumption with one or more of the above.

 

[Deno]

I could give you a free exam if you like, I got my rubber gloves all packed and ready. Until then I'd say ease up on the milk and see if that is the cause. There are about 300 milligrams of calcium in a cup of milk and the daily intake should be between 1200 and 1500 milligrams daily thats like a quart of milk or up to 40 oz. I'd just make sure you don't have the burns from something else and see a doctor for safety sake.

 

[unique_exposure]

Why you drinking so much Mitch? After a hardcore vegan drilled in the bit about cow mucous in milk, I haven't been able to drink much unless its mixed into something. If you have a blender you can make almond milk inexpensively. I take a calcium + magnesium vitamin, think they're supposed to taken together.

 

[Viking_UK]

Sounds a little odd, not to mention worrying. 4-6 pints is a hell of a lot to drink in a day. Cut down on the milk, drink more water and see your doc about the stinging.

 

[nudedude1963]

If your diet is high in fat you can increase your uric acid levels in your blood. This uric acid crystallizes and is removed through your urine. If it builds up it can cause kidney stones and / or gout. They pee out in the form of small needle like crystals and can sting a tad.

 

[D_Jared Padalicki]

I drink loads of milk on daily base and I never ever pissed calcium stones/cristals... very weird

 

[D_Rawkesbye Deadheade]

I've never experienced it and from the sound of it I'm grateful.

No more talking about pain in that part of the body, please. :yikes:

 

[B_Hickboy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bcBkwulvXs

 

[mitchymo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bcBkwulvXs

Damn it Hick, i can't unhear that!

 

[B_Hickboy]

Damn it Hick, i can't unhear that!

:hug:

I got it from a toilet seat...

 

[nudeyorker]

Damn it Hick, i can't unhear that!

Partly based on this response...

:hug:

I got it from a toilet seat...

But mostly on this... I'm not opening that link!

 

[B_Hickboy]

Partly based on this response...

But mostly on this... I'm not opening that link!

You no like da Zappa? :smile2:

 

[Rikter8]

My Co-worker pisses out 6mm kidney stones.
They come out rock hard, jagged and painful.

Many times he falls to his knees at work. He has chronic kidney stone problems.
He was prescribed Flowmax when he couldn't pass the larger stones.
Apparently it dialates the eurethra and makes you piss alot so you can pass them on your own.

What I would do - go to your local Paint store, and ask them for a few Free paint filters.
When you feel them coming on - piss through the filter to collect the stones.
Take them to your doc and have them analyze the content.
It might not be calcium... It might be some other abundant mineral.
They can check it out, and then custom tailor your diet needs.

 

[D_Tyrone_Tittickler]

Can it cause damage to the urethra?

A kidney stone is not smooth and round like a miniature marble. It is rough and has sharp barbs which leave behind cuts and abrasions in the urethra as it passes. Passing the stone is extraordinarily painful, as anyone who has had one can attest, and urination is painful until the cuts heal. Get checked out by a doctor. It sounds as if there is some sort of imbalance in your body.

 

[DecoyMAX]

Have any of you guys experienced this? Following a large consumption of calcium produce (my case usually 4-6 pints of milk before the sting happens)

You know you are about to have a nasty piss because you can feel the calcium crystals which the body could'nt absorb collecting at the end of the urethra so that when you do finally go it stings bad, and then it stings for the next 1 or 2 pisses after.

mmm nothing like drinking 4-6 pints of nasty cow milk which is only meant for baby cows.