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Q: Abdominal Pain And Blood In Urine

asked by: diamond_sapphire on July 15th, 2005

New User

Hi, this is my first post and usually I dont do things like this but I am really scared. Almost a week ago my boyfriend and I were having sex and it started to hurt just under my ribs on the upper left side(no other pain). It might be a pulled muscle because that hurts whenever I walk or try to pass a stool. That happened on monday, and yesterday friday for the first time it hurts when I pee... Just at the end, not while I am.. And when I wipe there is a tiny bit of blood. If anyone can give me guidance.... Id like to try to avoid going to the doctors... Someone please help me.

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fatfamily02

replied on July 26th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Sound like it could be urinary track infection--used to get them all the time, mostly right after having sex.

rjc33c

replied on August 4th, 2005

New User

I would go and get some test done..And get some treatment..If it is a urinary tract infection or of the like..Cranberry juice will prevent this in the future..A glass a day or you can purchase cranberry capsules at your local health food store..Avoid buying them in the drug store as they are not as pure and have fillers in them. Thanks
rhonda..

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