my vagina+urine/blood-pain?

Question

ok, so ... im not really PEEING blood, but when i whipe, its a little pink... it doesnt hurt at all though. AND, not to mention, i do not have medical insurance. HELP?!

Answer 1

infection .. . bladder or kidney go to a free VD clinic at least say anythign u had sex with a guy u cant trust least they can tell u what u have.. for free.aids dont hurt in beginning either not all problems hurt most have no symptoms !!!

Answer 2

Not everyone with a UTI will develop symptoms, but most people have some. They can include:

A strong persistent urge to urinate
A burning sensation when urinating
Passing frequent, small amounts of urine
Pain in the lower part of your abdomen or lower back
Blood in the urine (hematuria) or cloudy, strong-smelling urine
You can prevent urinary tract infections by making sure you always empty your bladder completely when you go to the bathroom. Women, in particular, may benefit from the following:

Drink plenty of liquids, especially water. Cranberry juice may have infection-fighting properties.
Urinate frequently, and avoid retaining your urine for a long time after you feel the urge to void.
Wipe from front to back after a bowel movement to prevent bacteria in the anal region from spreading to the vagina and urethra.
Take showers rather than bubble baths.
Wash the skin around the vagina and anus daily.
Empty your bladder as soon as possible after intercourse, and drink a full glass of water to help flush bacteria.
Avoid using deodorant sprays or feminine products such as douches in the genital area that could irritate the urethra.
Wear cotton underwear
If you are sexually active, make sure you wash your genital area and urinate after intercourse. This will help to remove any bacteria that could travel up the urethra.

Answer 3

It could be some kind of infection. If you have no insurance, ask the hospital to bill you and make arrangement to pay monthly or weekly. Also you might want to go to a free health clinic.

Answer 4

It depends on your age, you could be starting your period or you may have a UTI ( urinary tract infection), or even some sort of kidney infection. Your best bet is to see a doctor or go to a health clinic. If not try drinking lots of water and cranberry juice. Push clear fluids. No soda not even diet.

Answer 5

I assume that it is not blood from your period or something like that. It could be a severe urinary tract infection or kidney stones. Either way you should really check it out with a doctor even if you don't have insurance, it could be something worse that needs treatment.

Answer 6

You can buy a test at the drug store for a UTI/bladder infection to see if that's it.

You can get free gyno care at a planned parenthood clinic do a web search to bring up the site.

Answer 7

First is it close to your menstrual cycle or are you pregnant because you sound like you are confused if not Go To A Free Hospital and get check out as soon as possible! If you are in pain it maybe something seriously wrong.

Answer 8

no medical insurance? Do you have parents and how old are you? if youre an adult....go to county hospital and get checked out..you could have a kidney infection or a bacterial infection...some antibiotics will clear that up

Answer 9

OK your not going to like this but its important you listen It is equally important to anyone else who thinks they should post medical question (like this one) her on yahoo Answers. Medical problems like one you describe you be VERY serious. Don't risk your health for advice from teens preteens and other less qualified to answer! Get your BUTT to a Dr. only a Doctor can answer your question NOT anyone here!! Advice to any of you thinking of posting question over medical issues you may have DON'T! Your health is too important to risk bad advice that "could" prove life threatening! Please go to a Doctor!!!

Answer 10

Possibly a UTI, had the same thing a few months. A quick round antibiotics got rid of it.