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Small trace of Blood in Urine...UTI?
Posted: 08-01-06 09:34am

My question is that i am wondering if i have UTI, Urinary Tract Infection. About 2 days ago, i started to feel sort of a burning pain when i urinate. There is also a stronger odour when i urinate now. One time, i think i saw a small trace of blood in my urine too. Is this UTI? If so, i would be able to wait a few days to see if it passes, or do i have to go to the doctors immediately?


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Posted: 08-03-06 04:37am

It seems likely that you are experiencing a urinary tract infection (UTI) where the urethra is affected (urethritis). You can visit your GP (general physician) for a diagnosis and treatment.


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