You may have a vaginal infection and/or a urinary tract infection. It is not normal to have blood in your urine.
You will need to schedule an appointment with your family doctor. He/She will most likely request a urine sample to
test for infection. A vaginal exam may be done to rule out a yeast or bacterial infection. In the meantime, be sure to
increase your fluids (water is best) to help your urinary tract.
After you’re feeling better, you might want to consider the possibility that you have a latex allergy and this is what
caused your vaginal discomfort. Latex allergies can cause redness, pain, swelling, itching and burning.
There are non-latex condoms available for purchase at most pharmacies and department stores.
If you and your partner do not like the non-latex condoms, consider starting a long term method of birth control
like the birth control pills, patch, vaginal ring or DepoProvera injection.
21. May 2012
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