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writes:i am experiencing pain and bleeding during urination.i have researched it to see what could be wrong, as i know that pain is a common symptom of chlamidia.however, i didn't find anything that mentioned bleeding aswell, and i cant think of any possible reason that i would have chlamidia.anyway, after looking into it more, i found that pain AND bleeding can be signs of gall stones, trauma, cancer infections or obstructions of the urinary tract or passing of kidney stones.obviously i am going to see a doctors help whatever it is, but i was hoping i could get a little feedback on what people on here think it could be, just to help give me peace of mind about what could be wrong before i see a doctor.any help will be appreciated :) Reply to this Question
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reader, DrPsych +, writes (11 May 2010):
 Most likely cause is a urinary tract infection which is easily treated with antibiotics. Very important to see a doctor though as untreated urinary tract infections can turn nasty pretty quickly and you don't want those bad bacteria travelling up towards your kidneys...so insist on a GP appointment tomorrow and tell the receptionist it is an urgent matter. Even if it not a urinary tract infection, your symptoms need investigating by urine/ blood test urgently.
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reader, CaringGuy +, writes (11 May 2010):
Doctor. ASAP. At your age, it's most likely to be some sort of infection. But it could be something else.
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reader, Tisha-1  +, writes (11 May 2010):
 I hope that appointment is very soon! My dad had blood in his urine as well and it turned out to be bladder cancer. Now he is a lot older and had a major risk factor in his past: smoking. (He quit in the 70s but still got it in the 80s.) I really doubt that is your situation.
We'd just be guessing here, it's probably just an infection, so the doctor will need to examine you. If it's an infection, you'll be given antibiotics, which you MUST take as directed and for the entire course as directed.
The most likely thing is a urinary tract infection, which will require a doctor's care. Please be sure to keep that appointment! Good luck and don't worry too much!
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reader, SillyB +, writes (11 May 2010):
 Bladder infection hon. You'll be fine, but need to go to a doctor right away!
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