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painful urination, Now its almost 2 weeks

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Hi, I am 19 years old, female. I've been having this painful urination ever since 14/03/2012. Now its almost 2 weeks. I thought it was normal because i ever had the same thing previously which was last year and it only last for a week. But, this is not normal to me because I've been having this for 2 weeks and it makes me go weak, no appetite to eat, regular stomach ache, body cramps. Sometimes, its hard for me to walk too.. Can you advise me?


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replied March 30th, 2012
Kidney Conditions Answer A33421
Welcome to e health forum.

Symptoms of painful urination, abdominal cramps, fatigue, loss of appetite are signs of a urinary infection.

In case, you have not sought treatment, so far, it would be beneficial for you to seek help from your doctor at the earliest.

Prescription of antibiotics and supportive medications would be essential to clear the infection and relieve your symptoms.


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