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Q: Blood in urine and painful to urinate

asked by: flawedperfection on June 9th, 2009

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I am a 20yrs old female and directly after my cycle I am experincing pain after i urinate, it is not a burning feeling, but it does not feel pleasent. I am having to urinate more often then normal, and have a sense of urgency. After i urinate there is a blood discharge, it is not very much and it is very light, the pain does not go away directly after i urinate. I am not very sexually active i say every 2-3 months with the same man, i am on birth control. I was just recently was with him a few days before i started my cycle could this be the aftermath of my cycle, pregnacy, UIT or what?

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ioka

replied on June 9th, 2009

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hello it sounds very much like cystitis which is a common urinary infection. you need a course of antibiotics to flush it out.
I also suffer from it but a good tip i was given was the tip of a teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda to settle the acidity in two ounce of water. i measure from my granddaughters feeding bottle.
Doesn,t taste that good but it works for me everytime. hope this helps you.

flawedperfection

replied on June 10th, 2009

New User

thank you so much

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