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Q: Unknown Bleeding

asked by: luckycharms on November 30th, 2003

New User

I am 18 adn my boyfriend and I have recently starting have sex. It has had no side effects on me such as pain or bleeding until now. I am not sure if sex is the reason, but the day after the last time we had sex, I have had pain in my pelvic region when I urinate and i'm bleeding as I urinate. The pee is not normal either, it's kinda cloudy and a weird color. If anyone has any idea of what it might be or any advice at all I would appreciate it. Question

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Darling

replied on November 30th, 2003

Active User, very eHealthy

I doubt this has anything to do with sex. But this does sound exactly like a uti(urinary tract infection) or kidney infection or kidney stones. When I had a kidney infection I was peeing blood and it was very cloudy urine and it burned as well. Go see your doctor because although it's not serious now it could turn into a horrible infection.

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