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Q: Blood When Urinating

asked by: leahlou on February 3rd, 2004

New User

Last night I was suffering constant trips to the toilet to urinate. Because it was so painful, I thought it must be cystitis. Then I noticed I was passing bright red blood and suffered really bad pain which I realised was the passing of small blood clots. Finally at 5 am it stopped. I still feel a bit sore but no pain or visible blood. Any ideas? I am a bit worried. Sad

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Mercury19

replied on February 4th, 2004

New User

Hey! Well, if you are anything like me, you have a urniary tract infection. I get them all the time. Get to a doctor quick k? They can get you back on track ^_^

JUICYPOO

replied on October 20th, 2004

New User

U R Not Alone

I'm having the same problem and I also think I may be pregnant are uti's dangerous during pregnancy ?

2littlegirlz

replied on October 20th, 2004

Experienced User

Ive never had small blood clots with a uti I used to get them every couple of months. I would get into the doctor even though it has stopped, utis can stop hurting but still hang around and the only cure is medication

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