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Q: Pressure and blood while urinating

asked by: veechomp on March 12th, 2009

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I'm a teenager and i've been sexual involved for 4 months now. I haven't had any blood or pain while urinating before. a week ago friday ( march 6, 2009) i had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend and the following day, i found my self peeing every 10-20 minutes, it doesn't burn, but i get a pressure feeling pressing down on my bladder when i urinate. There was a little bit of blood, it was very faint colored, orange like color to it.

Am i fine? I urinate less than before
When will i be able to engage in sexual activity again?
Is this in any way connected to an UTI, or cystisis?

Replies(2)

antaki

replied on May 3rd, 2009

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I suddenly stop urinating

I had a bladder and prostate surgery
two weeks ago. I was released from he hospital 5 days after the surgery,howevere, I qwnt back in taking aspirin and plavis because of PAD. I was on Cipro 600mh for 10 days. I started yesterday urinating a lot of blood and feel some clotting in my bladder/ I stopped taking aspirin and plavix today but in spite of dring 10 glasses of water, I basically decrease my urination.

kristiana

replied on July 22nd, 2009

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blood and pain while peeing

I'm a teenager and i've been sexual involved . I haven't had any blood or pain while urinating before. a week ago i had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend and the following day, i found my self peeing every 10-20 minutes, it doesn't burn, but i get a pressure feeling pressing down on my bladder when i urinate. There was a little bit of blood, it was very faint colored, orange like color to it.

Am i fine?

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