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Cramping, Frequent Urination With Discomfort In Kidneys After Intercourse. What Does This Indicate?
I had unprotected sex on november 20th my last period was november 17th, he didnt cum inside of me but after he cleaned himself we had unprotected sex again we did the same thing on November 25th , but the next day after we had sex on November 25th I had lil cramps and something was poking me on my kidneys and urine frequently, what could it be?
Mon, 2 Dec 2013
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Thanks for writing to us with your health query.
It sounds as if you are having a pelvic infection.
This also happens commonly alongside a urinary tract infection.
SUch infection is common after unprotected sex, particularly if the STD status is unknown, or it is a relatively new partner.
Right now, if you and your partner are clear for STDs, you still need to see a doctor to rule out UTI.
Have a urine routine / microscopic + culture examination.
Also, a vaginal swab test for ruling out pelvic infections.
Drink lots of water atleast 4 - 5 litres a day, and plenty of cranberry juice.
Avoid unprotected sex until the results are in hand.
Take care.
Thanks for writing to us with your health query.
It sounds as if you are having a pelvic infection.
This also happens commonly alongside a urinary tract infection.
SUch infection is common after unprotected sex, particularly if the STD status is unknown, or it is a relatively new partner.
Right now, if you and your partner are clear for STDs, you still need to see a doctor to rule out UTI.
Have a urine routine / microscopic + culture examination.
Also, a vaginal swab test for ruling out pelvic infections.
Drink lots of water atleast 4 - 5 litres a day, and plenty of cranberry juice.
Avoid unprotected sex until the results are in hand.
Take care.
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