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Having Pain In The Uterus Area. White Blood Cells In Urine. Infection?
Hi i ve been having twinges pains in uterus area for 2 wks now, took a few pregnancy tests which all came back negative . Went to doc and she tk a test also not pregnant but she also dipped a strip with diff colours onit into my urine and the results sayed white cells where presant in my urine. Last time having unprotected sex was 2 wks ag , what do you think the possibilities are of being pregnant ? Also doc says she thinks it might be a urine infection .
Mon, 11 Feb 2013
hi there, you may not be pregnant if the pregnancy test is negative but as your doctor suggested you might be suffering from urinary tract infection and that explains the cramps and pain near the uterus region. You will need to get your urine examined for pus cell and RBCs and get a culture and sentivity done. According to the organism grown and the senstivity you will need to take a course of antibiotics. In the meanwhile you can take plenty of fluids in the form 0f water or juices and take syrup citralka to relieve you of the cramp. Take care.
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Hi there ~
Your doctor is right. You probably have a urinary tract infection and it is easily curably with antibiotics. You are most probably not pregnant as the tests for pregnancy are negative. I would like for you to drink a lot of fluids to get rid of all the bacteria in your system. Also you do not need to be considered about your gynecological health. I hope this helps.
Take care and have a good day !
Your doctor is right. You probably have a urinary tract infection and it is easily curably with antibiotics. You are most probably not pregnant as the tests for pregnancy are negative. I would like for you to drink a lot of fluids to get rid of all the bacteria in your system. Also you do not need to be considered about your gynecological health. I hope this helps.
Take care and have a good day !
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