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Teenager. On Depo Shots. Painful Cramps, Tingling In Clitoris, Urge For Frequent Urination. Sexually Active. Advice

Hello, I am 18, sexually active, on the depo shot and am due next week. My boyfriend during intercourse usually hits the wall of my cervix we have not had sex since Monday and yet I'm still feeling painful cramps. To top it off my clitoris is constantly tingling, and I always have the urge to pee, most of the time there's hardly any that comes out, I'm very concerned and worried, please help.
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Hi, what ever the reason there is an infection of the urinary tract, it it need to be treated with medicines, So i advise you to consult a gynecologist or an urologist for diagnosis and treatment. There could be stones on the ureter near the bladder. Thank you.
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Teenager. On Depo Shots. Painful Cramps, Tingling In Clitoris, Urge For Frequent Urination. Sexually Active. Advice

Hi, what ever the reason there is an infection of the urinary tract, it it need to be treated with medicines, So i advise you to consult a gynecologist or an urologist for diagnosis and treatment. There could be stones on the ureter near the bladder. Thank you.