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Everytime I pee lately, my bladder stings afterwards? Blood?
Everytime I pee lately, my bladder stings afterwards, and twice a tiny bit of blood has come out. Also, sometimes it feels like I have to pee a lot more than I actually do. Whats wrong!
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This may be a UTI, however, since I am not a doctor (yet), I recommend going to the doctor and getting checked out. If it is a UTI, it is easily taken care of, and I'm sure you can get it taken care of easily. Good luck, friend. :)
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This sounds like a urinary tract infection. You can by a test over the counter to see if you have one. Eat cranberries/cranberry juice and buy cranberry supplements. On the label of the bottle it should say something about UTI's
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You probably have a UTI go see a gynacologist or a doctor. You could have sometthing terribly wrong with you.
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Go see your doctor. Blood means infection or irritation, and both things need to be treated asap. I wouldnt wait any longer...
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You need to see a doctor, and soon.
As Annie said, there are a few things it could possibly be. The most like however, is a UTI. A UTI will grow worse without treatment, more painful and more dangerous to your health. They are common, and can be cured easier, but you must go to a doctor. There are no over the counter remedies.
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This question is difficult to answer without more information. Without the necessary info, I'm afraid you won't get many helpful answers....
For example, if you have had sex recently, you could have UTI. For more information on what the symptoms are visit the following link: [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) If you think you might have this I would suggest going to a doctor so they can give you the proper antibiotics to help.
You can also check your symptoms here ([Link](Mouse over link to see full location)) and see if you fit any of these conditions.
But the best advice I can give, is to simply call up your doctor/nurse, explain your symptoms and ask if it is necessary to schedule an appointment. It'll be the best you can do for yourself to get better. The longer you wait, the more you risk getting worse.
Hope that helps and best of luck :)
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