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Urge To Urinate, Discomfort And Pain In Vagina. Is This A Bladder Infection?

My 17 year old daughter is complaining that her vagina hurts. She says that she feels like she needs to pee but can t. Also, when she does pee, there is some discomfort. She just said that there was a little blood when she wiped and she just got off her period. Is this a bladder infection? What can I do to help her?
Tue, 15 Jul 2014
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Hello,

According to your information, it may be Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) or Bladder infection. One urine culture test will be worthwhile to confirm the diagnosis.

PREVENTION: She needs to take one short course of antibiotic along with URINE ALKALISER. In addition, you must drink plenty of water (2.5 to 3 lit/ day), take cranberry juice regularly, maintain genital hygiene (during sexual activity also), empty bladder in time, avoid unprotected sex (if sexually active) and wear clean-cotton underwear only.
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Urge To Urinate, Discomfort And Pain In Vagina. Is This A Bladder Infection?

Hello, According to your information, it may be Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) or Bladder infection. One urine culture test will be worthwhile to confirm the diagnosis. PREVENTION: She needs to take one short course of antibiotic along with URINE ALKALISER. In addition, you must drink plenty of water (2.5 to 3 lit/ day), take cranberry juice regularly, maintain genital hygiene (during sexual activity also), empty bladder in time, avoid unprotected sex (if sexually active) and wear clean-cotton underwear only.