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What Causes Itchiness In The Abdomen While Urinating?

Pain when peeing and ejaculating, mild itch mild abdominal discomfort. No bumps or blisters, no redness etc, no sexual activity for 3 years, no circumsician, no abnormal amounts of masterbation. Could this be bacterial or fungal, or should I go get checked? Thanks,
posted on Thu, 6 Oct 2016
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Hi and welcome to HCM.
This isnt an emergency but it sounds like urinary infection which is very common in women and usually caused by bacteria. These symptoms: burning pain suggest urinary infection, but can be seen in kidney stones and some other rare disorders. Also it is important to evaluate is this blood coming from vagina or urethra. You should visit your GP and do urine analysis and urinoculture. He will probably give you an antibiotic and it should be healed after 10 days. So there is nothing to be worried about, just do what I ve recommended. Wish you good health.
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What Causes Itchiness In The Abdomen While Urinating?

Hi and welcome to HCM. This isnt an emergency but it sounds like urinary infection which is very common in women and usually caused by bacteria. These symptoms: burning pain suggest urinary infection, but can be seen in kidney stones and some other rare disorders. Also it is important to evaluate is this blood coming from vagina or urethra. You should visit your GP and do urine analysis and urinoculture. He will probably give you an antibiotic and it should be healed after 10 days. So there is nothing to be worried about, just do what I ve recommended. Wish you good health.