I keep on been sore in sex and when i pee, what could i do? could any1 tell me possibly what ive got? plz help?!
Question: I keep on been sore in sex and when i pee, what could i do.? could any1 tell me possibly what ive got.? plz help.?
i dont no what is wrong. but ive been on antibiaticos for water infection
but i dont think it was water infection
she just wasted my time. i told her few days ago they didnt work. she said go and see ur gp then.. but i dont want too im affraid.. could any1 help and possible tell me what i hav got.?.?.? its realli sore and burnsHealth Question & Answer
but i dont think it was water infection
she just wasted my time. i told her few days ago they didnt work. she said go and see ur gp then.. but i dont want too im affraid.. could any1 help and possible tell me what i hav got.?.?.? its realli sore and burnsHealth Question & Answer
Answers:
CHLAMYDIA
Cause: bacteria
Transmission: Vaginal or anal intercourse or oral sex with someone who is infected. Infants can acquire chlamydia at birth.
First symptoms and diagnosis: Chlamydia may appear 1 - 30 days or an average of 1 - 3 weeks after exposure. A culture smear antibody and other chemical test may be performed for diagnosis.
Usual symptoms: Many infected people have no symptoms but they're still contagious. When symptoms are present the most common are pain burning or itching sensations with urination. Vaginal infections may be associated with abnormal discharge. Anal infections may be associated with discharge or painful bowel movements. Oral infections may be associated with a sore throat but usually have no symptoms. Penile infections may be associated with a yellowish discharge. Women may develop Pelvic Inflammatory Disease or PID, this also may be without symptoms or associated with vaginal bleeding between menstrual cycles or abdominal pain sometimes associated with fever or nausea.
Treatment: Persons infected with this bacteria and their sexual partners must be examined, tested and treated with antibiotics for at least 10 days.
Complications for men: Infection of the prostate or testicle
Complications for women: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease or PID, including an increased risk of ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage or abortion, premature delivery and/or newborns with risk of eye, ear and lung infections. Although rare both men and women can have heart trouble, skin disease, arthritis, and eye damage if left untreated. Chlamydia can also cause sterility.
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Cause: bacteria
Transmission: Vaginal or anal intercourse or oral sex with someone who is infected. Infants can acquire chlamydia at birth.
First symptoms and diagnosis: Chlamydia may appear 1 - 30 days or an average of 1 - 3 weeks after exposure. A culture smear antibody and other chemical test may be performed for diagnosis.
Usual symptoms: Many infected people have no symptoms but they're still contagious. When symptoms are present the most common are pain burning or itching sensations with urination. Vaginal infections may be associated with abnormal discharge. Anal infections may be associated with discharge or painful bowel movements. Oral infections may be associated with a sore throat but usually have no symptoms. Penile infections may be associated with a yellowish discharge. Women may develop Pelvic Inflammatory Disease or PID, this also may be without symptoms or associated with vaginal bleeding between menstrual cycles or abdominal pain sometimes associated with fever or nausea.
Treatment: Persons infected with this bacteria and their sexual partners must be examined, tested and treated with antibiotics for at least 10 days.
Complications for men: Infection of the prostate or testicle
Complications for women: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease or PID, including an increased risk of ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage or abortion, premature delivery and/or newborns with risk of eye, ear and lung infections. Although rare both men and women can have heart trouble, skin disease, arthritis, and eye damage if left untreated. Chlamydia can also cause sterility.
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you should really go to your gynecologist don't be scared if you really want to know and be cured. these sound like std symptoms. You could possibly have one. If you don't get it cured then it could mess up your internal organs. get help!Health Question & Answer
Could be cystitis.
If drinking lots of cranberry jiuce doesn't help, you'll just have to go to the doctor. Ask to see a different GP in your practice.Health Question & Answer
If drinking lots of cranberry jiuce doesn't help, you'll just have to go to the doctor. Ask to see a different GP in your practice.Health Question & Answer
yeast infection or it can just be from a sore vagina after sex it happens to alot of females after sex because the pee hole is right by our other hole so it burns dont worry but just go get tested just in caseHealth Question & Answer
sounds like you could possibly have thrush. you can buy creams or a tablet over the counter at any pharmacist. Health Question & Answer
Drum roll please.......
You have ChlamydiaHealth Question & Answer
You have ChlamydiaHealth Question & Answer