every time i pee it burns and i have had some spotted bleeding, is there a reason for this?
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It's probably a urinary tract infection. It could involve your bladder, kidneys, etc... You do not want to let this go untreated. If your kidneys are involved, it could theoretically be life threatening. Even if they're not, you need antibiotics. Call and schedule an appointment with your doctor a.s.a.p., and in the meantime, drink plenty of water, urinate frequently, take cranberry pills, and avoid sugar. \n\nIncidentally, cranberry pills are better than cranberry juice because the juice has too much sugar in it, and sugar can aggravate a urinary tract infection. You can get cranberry pills in the section where vitamins are sold.
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Painful urination can be caused by several things. A common cause is a urinary tract infection (sometimes also called a bladder infection). Urination may hurt if your bladder is inflamed. This may occur even if you don't have an infection. Certain drugs, like some used in cancer chemotherapy, may inflame the bladder. Something pressing against the bladder (like an ovarian cyst) or a kidney stone stuck near the entrance to the bladder can also cause painful urination.\n\nPainful urination can have other causes, such as vaginal infection or inflammation. You may feel pain when urine passes over the inflamed tissue. If the urethra is inflamed, you could feel pain as the urine passes through it. (The urethra is the tube that carries urine from your bladder.) You might be sensitive to chemicals in certain products, such as douches, vaginal lubricants, soaps, scented toilet paper or contraceptive foams or sponges. If it hurts to urinate after you've used these products, you're probably sensitive to them.\n\nBecause there is no way for you to know what is causing this problem, you need to see a doctor.
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I agree that it could be caused by your prenatal vitamins, if you're using them. The iron and the dyes used in them can affect the color of your urine and feces, both.\n\nMention it to your doctor, just to be on the safe side.\n\nTake care and be well! :)
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It could also be pus in your urine (called pyuria).  You definitely need to go see your doctor and have it checked out though.
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It's sounds like a urinary tract infection.  Get to your doctor.  An infection left unchecked and untreated can travel from your bladder to your kidneys or can get into your blood stream.  You need antibiotics.  See your doctor today, oh and take a urine specimen with you when you go.  Make sure you mention to your doctor the burning and the frequent urges for urination when the bladder is empty.
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A UTI(Urine Track infection) it can be of a few diffrent origins. It can be an infection of the kidneys, ureters,or the bladder caused by microgrnisms that either ascend frin tthe urethra(95% of the cases are of this orgin) or that is spread to the kidney for the bloodstream(5%) . About 7 millon American patients visit a health care provider each year because of a UTI. These infections commonly occur inotherwise healthy women men and childeren with prostatic hypertrophy or bladder outlet obstruction, and in children with congential anatomical abnnormalities of the urninary tract, and patients who have just had a catheters, \nMost UTIS are caused by  eschericha coli which causes 80 percent staphyiciccys saorophyticus is another common intruder. There are many more diffrent orgnisims that are responsible. \nThe symptoms of a urinary tract infection ... vary enormously.. it can be pain with urination.. frequency or urgency... pelvic pain or suprapubic discomfort. a low grade fever..or a change in the apperance or the smell of the urine. I suspect that your not an elderly person they could be confused having the fever, and even a coma this is only in a very sever case. \nNext your going to wonder how did I get this... basically 95 pr cent occur because the little bug travels up your urethia into your bladder or where ever it decides to cause the turmoil. It can cause burning when you pass urine also. But it can be cause by a STD if that is what your wondering.. this can be casued by a yeast infection, or any other STD or it can be caused by any orgnisim that has traveled in and up into your body. \nSome young brides or in modern times young women who are just starting to have intercourse in a frequent pattern can have an irritation that would resemble a uti.. also to prevent utis women should pass urine before intercourse and aftwards... drinking plenty of clear liquids can help to avoid this uncomfortable situation.. old wifes tales spoke of consuming cranberry juice there is some natural chemical that sooths and helps the infections to subside.. If you have blood or pus in your urine I dont suggest any home remidy but you will need to seek medical attention so to avoid its spread to the kidneys.. One would get them becuse the bug has decided that it likes you and want to annoy you so it takes up residence in your bladder ect... Any way best of luck always avoid sugar and coffee tight fitting panites and nylon panties or nylons these can contribute to a yeast infection which can spread to the uti...
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I know this is an embarassing condition, and talking to a Dr would help but it is hard to bring up.  Maybe it would be easier to bring it up to another female.  The school nurse would also be able to help.  She will not judge you or make fun of you, but will handle the matter professionally.  Some questions that he or she will want to know and for you to consider:\n\n1.  Has this been a problem since childhood, or is it a recent occurence?\n\n2.  Do you have any other muscle control problems or any other type of nerve disorders?\n\n3. Are you having any certain emotions that may be causing it, (not just and effect of it) and how many times a day does this happen?\n\n4.  are there any other symptoms that accompany it such as tingling, burning?  Do you have a fever or other pains?  This may indicate a bladder, kidney, or complete urinary tract infection.  Have you had unprotected sex? It could be caused by an STD.\n\n5.  Is your urine unusually smelly, have floaty things in it, pink or bloody?\n\n6. Are you able to feel the NEED to urinate (us people who think we know everything call it "urgency")? OR, do you feel the need to urinate and then you try to go but just a trickle comes out? How many times a day do you pee?  How much do you drink?\n\nthere are probably more things that you need to consider but this is just a small list.  I hope you find out what is going on.  Just be ready to answer some of these questions.  I hope this helps.
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This sounds more like a kidney infection than menstrual.  If you have a bad kidney or bladder infection you can actually have blood in your urine and it will hurt when you pee.  I would suggest that you go to your Dr immediately.  Infections of this type can lead to renal shut down which means that your kidneys can shut down and stop working.  You can avoid this with antibiotics.
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It could be the uti but on the other hand it could be something more severe i would suggest getting checked out i know its scary you dont wanna hear it but its the only way your going to truley find out.
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Hematuria= blood in urine. You need to follow this up with your doctor preferably a urologist. There a many reasons for it. Like trauma, infection, menstruation, etc. But it also could be something more serious. So don't ignore this.\nHere is a link for more info: http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-DYcoVKM4eqtfXT8CDwVdcdwW?p=263
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Marissa, honey, how old are you?  The way you phrased your question leads me to believe you  have had blood when you urinated before.  Is this true?  Does this happen often?\n\nAs far as finding blood on the TP when you wiped, that is normal if you are on your period.  If you have not had a menstrual cycle prior to finding blood on your TP and after finding this you have not seen anymore blood then i would suggest you see a doctor. \nIf you have seen more blood since finding it on yout TP, I would say it is safe to assume you have started your menstrual cycle. \nTake care of yourself sweetie.  And do not be embarrased to tell your mom what is going on.
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sounds like a urinary tract infection, see a doctor
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If the KUB was normal, that indicates the urinary system is o.k.  The burning sensation is not normal.  Return to the Dr. and ask about this problem.  You obviously have some sort of inflammatory process going on that needs to be treated.  Since you now have a history of UTI, include cranberry juice or cranberry juice supplements in your diet to help keep your urinary system healthy and drink plenty of fluids to flush the system well daily.
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Do not pee on your hand. It could be a number of things. My first thought is Jaundice. But, only being your hand I not sure. Go here and read; http://www.umm.edu/ency/article/003243.htm
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You have sweet pee.\n\nSERIOUSLY- Ask your doctor.  Don't trust your health to YAHOO!ANSWERS.
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A Urinary Tract Infection has tell tale symptoms. There is an itchy feeling, and it burns when you pee. You can also feel a little bit crampy.\n\nDrinking a lot of water and fluids can help relieve the itchy burny feeling, but you should see a doctor as the only way to get rid of the infection is antibiotics. Also, this is a bacterial infection and can spread to the kidneys causing severe pain and worse complications.\n\nPeeing after sex can help prevent UTI's.
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Sounds like a UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) I get them alot. Sometimes they are accompanied by burning with you pee or back pains. I would try cranberry juice or pills or you can go to the doctor they can give you an antibiotic and clear it up in a week!