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Female Haematuria
My friend has been detecting blood in her urine since a day after she engaged in sexual activity with a guy. She also reports mild discomfort and pain in her abdomen. The problem has persisted for more than three days now, and although there have been instances where the discharge was clear, it has eventually recurred. She is also experiencing a delay in the onset of her period. Is this a case of urinary tract infection (UTI)? Please help.
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Dr. Rohan Jaju
Urologist
9 yrs exp
Mumbai
It would be cystitis..do urine routine as well as urine pregnancy test..consult a gynecologist for the same..
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Dr. Sharath Kumar K N
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Mandya
Hello it is pretty common for a women to have urinary tract infection after first sexual activity and it's called honeymoon cystitis, since there is delay in her periods there could be chance of her being pregnant. Get urine test done for infection and for pregnancy too, consult general physician or gynecologist with reports, or get back here with reports.
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