can you miss ur cycle if you have an urinary tract infection?
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Yes. Any ill health, physical, emotional or psychological stress can cause menstrual irregularities.
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It sounds a lot more like you have a urinary tract infection.  You should visit the doctor immediately to get your urine tested to see if A. you are pregnant or B. you have a urinary tract or kidney infection.  If you do not get this checked out soon, a urinary tract infection can develope into a kidney infection which is VERY painful.  It's simple to cure though - just get to the doctor so he/she can get you some antibiotics.
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You may have a UTI (cystitis) or a STD.  Untreated UTIs can cause kidney damage and  untreated STDs can lead to infertility and spreading of disease.  Just go to your doctor or to the local ER and get a few simple tests.  Don't have sex and drink a lot of water in the meantime.  Don't worry about either problem, they are both really common.
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You could have a UTI (urinary tract infection.) It's very common with women and will go away with some antibiotics. Also, drink lots of water and cranberry juice. If that's what it is, drinking cranberry juice especially will help prevent them in the future.
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Your local health department will give you a pregnancy test and check you out for little or no fee depending on your income. You need to be checked, pregnancy is not always the cause of missed periods.
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UTIs are not contagious. They are contracted through bacteria entering the urethral opening, and if someone performs oral sex on you and you have a UTI, the person giving the oral sex will not contract the UTI. If you are the receiver of oral sex, it is possible for bacteria to enter the Urethra during this act and create or worsen a UTI. Often times, a UTI can be uncomfortable and painful, and anything inserted into the Vagina may cause irritation and the further need to urinate. Also, a UTI may leave a person feeling weak and fatigued. If you suspect that you may have a UTI, however, you should see your doctor immediately as a UTI can lead to a kidney infection.
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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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It depends on how much you drink compared to how much you urinate. Also, your perception of not urinating enough may not agree with your healthcare provider's perception. The only way to tell for sure is to do urine studies, which include how much urine you put out in 24 hours. If you've had this "problem" for a long time, it's probably nothing serious. Drink plenty of water and see your healthcare provider regularly.
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a uti can cause the bladder to spasm and cramp. a urine culture only takes 48 hours to determine which bacteria is causing the infection
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I would have the doctor check you for a continued bladder infection and do a pregnancy test. You don't want to be on antibiotics if you are pregnant!!! I just had a bladder infection and it took 2 courses of antibiotics, herbs, and cranberry juice to clear it and even now I can tell it isn't really gone. But your other symptoms sure sound like pregnancy but other things can cause them too. Call for an appointment today to make sure on both counts.
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Symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI) may include:\n\nPain or burning when you urinate. \nAn urge to urinate frequently but usually passing only small quantities of urine. \nDribbling (inability to control urine release). \nPain or a feeling of heaviness in your lower abdomen. \nReddish or pinkish urine. \nFoul-smelling urine. \nCloudy urine. \nPain in your back just below the rib cage, on one side of your body (flank pain). \nFever and chills. \nNausea and vomiting.
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"Honeymoon cystitis" can occur when a woman has intercourse for the first few times, or a lot of vigorous intercourse. It's an irritation of the bladder from friction. It isn't necessarily dangerous, and time will help. Some ibuprofen won't hurt either. If it is this problem that is making you feel the need to pee urgently, it'll clear up in a few days. If not, see your doc.\n\nAs to your period, there is very little chance that any signs of pregnancy would show up only days later. Wait a few weeks, then use a home test. Chances are good, from what you say, that you are not pregnant, but don't ever forget how scared you are right now, and let it teach you to use birth control, and practice safe sex.\n\nIf you are in the US, you should look for a Planned Parenthood near you. No matter how old you are, they can provide birth control information. As a matter of fact, they can probably treat your bladder problem if it needs treatment.
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Forget the spelling and go to see a Doctor it might just be a UTI-Urinary tract infection, or could be fibroid cysts or other things, maybe a sexually transmitted disease. However, before u jump to conclusions go find a Doctor quick.
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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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First of all, your symptoms sound much more severe than a those associated with UTI (urinary tract infection).  Go see a doctor.  In the future, these things can help prevent UTIs: urinating after intercourse and drinking a little cranberry juice every other day or so.  Both things help flush the infectious bacteria out of your system.  Good luck.
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UTI OR Urinary  Tract Infection , reasons for this could be various, pls contact doctor immediately.\ngood luck
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I don't know why people have to be mean when they answer sometimes.  But I join with the other nice folks in saying, it is something you need to see a doc for.  If you have a urinary tract infection, need antibiotics.  Ditto if you have an STD.  Sometimes a kidney stone can cause a urinary tract infection, too.  But it only gets worse, ignoring it won't help.  We are really lucky nowadays that there is good treatment for this.  Feel better soon.