is this a Urinary Tract Infection?

Might be. If it is, it needs medical treatment right now. Could also be a prostate problem, if that applies.

dont just men have prostates??? lol

Im a girl.
and ik im making an appointment for moday.. Buttt jeeez wud i like to knowww.

You'll know when your doctor tells you.

Meanwhile, drink LOTS and LOTS of water.

Avoid sugary drinks.


Drink more water.

Putting a hot water bottle over the painful area can help.

Drink more water.

Cranberry is good IF it is not sugared. You can get cranberry tablets.

Oh and did I tell you to drink lots of water?

You can also get urinary alkalinizers, or unsweetened citrus is good.

Pregnant????

dontt thinkk soo. had period last time i was sposed to. and i dont think i wud be having to pee so much at this time if i was.. that usually takes like 6 weeks i believe. lol.

ohh and i forgot to mention ^^^^^^^^^ when i wipe theres a littleeee blooodd. EW! but yeah. i believe that comes with a uti... but i wudnt know i have never had one.

If you are in Victoria Aust. You may like to use Nurse on Call. There may be similar services in other states and Countries.

NURSE-ON-CALL puts you directly in touch with a registered nurse for caring, professional health advice around the clock. You may need us when:

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* you simply want advice or information about health services in your area.

http://www.health.vic.gov.au/nurseoncall/about.htm

lol im farrrr from Aust. Im up by canada.

if you're in Ontario you can call Telehealth Ontario

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1-866-797-0000

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A call to Telehealth Ontario does not replace 911 " that's always the first number you should call in emergency situations.

Here in the U.S. we buy a little kit that instantly alerts you as to whether or not you have a urinary tract infection. It will turn one color if you do, another if you don't have an infection.

At least do as ddj6q suggests. That's serious, and painful.