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Uti and medication
I haven't got urine tests done because I'm. Having some family issues so i cant really go to the doctor personally but I got Medicine For urinary infection from the chemist and I'm taking those So should I wait for it to get fine. I can go to the doctor on 29th this week. I wanna be sure it's not Spotting blood Because I had intercourse last Monday and Also this Friday. But it's not too much blood it's just Some drops coming with the urine but I'm having symptoms like that of periods Like little stomach cramps and bowel movements. Should I take pregnancy test or it's because of uti??
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It's looks like urinary tract infection.
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Dr. Anuradha Tamaria
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Blood in urine can be because of UTI, but if you have missed your periods do pregnancy test. In case of blood in urine, possibility of stones needs to be ruled out or any other cause. You should consult a Gynecologist.
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