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Q: UTI cause late period?

asked by: sts_trg on September 1st, 2007

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Ok I am 19 years old and I recently had a Urinary Tract Infection before I was suppose to have a period and I am normally regular for a period. I was ready to start on August 23 and still no period. Can a U.T.I cause my missed period? I have taken a home pregnancy test and it came up negative. I took the hpt at 10:30 pm on Wednesday the 29th. I have nipples that hurt when touched and cramping in my lower belly. Today is September 1st and I had slight blood. Not much of course not enough to even use a tampon and I was wondering should I take another one or should I just go ahead and go to the doctor and see what is wrong? Please help. For the info for all the people who actually care. Me and my boyfriend are trying for a baby and we don't use birthcontrol, but I have never been pregnant and I'm not scared I'm just curious and wondering from all the ladies that could help me out that have had babies. Thanks..

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rosejackson

replied on September 1st, 2007

Supporter

i wouldnt know if the uti would affect the missed period but take another preg test and if its negative and no period still go to the docs

sts_trg

replied on September 1st, 2007

New User

I have also had a lot of vaginal discharge, but the discharge is a regular white color. I have had it more than I normally do. The blood is a bright pink color and could that be implantation bleeding? Thanks

Mabel

replied on September 1st, 2007

Supporter

sts_trg wrote:

Take a pregnancy test.

young Girl

replied on September 1st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

the pink blood could very well be implantation bleeding but the only way to know for sure is take a test. or you could go gte a blood test done

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