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Doctors told me it is cystitis

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med25339
med25339

Good evening , my name is Madlyn , i am 18 years old and i had an pretty active sexual life until i was diagnosed with "might me cystitis" , i have had sex with one single person and we were always using condoms , one day we used a massage oil to massage ourselves and then we have had sexual activity , i read somewhere that the cystitis is taken by bacterias and that the things that are made of parfume can get you cystitis too (including the oil since my infection started right after i used it ) . Is it correct ? (btw the syntoms were some brown (just in the beggining) and after that white liquids coming out , vaginal pain , a little bit of back pain , i go to the bathroom very often to urinate in small quantities) Is there any chance i am pregnant (the condoms didn t have any holes , i verify them everytime) ? 

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  • Anonymous111
    Anonymous111 med25339

    Posted

    Cystitis = UTI

    Very common in women, even young women.

    Not an STD. Caused by E Coli usually.

    Have you been given Nitrofurantoin for 3 days?

    WRT Pregnancy - When was your last period?

  • med25339
    med25339

    Posted

    it was last month on 2 , but it has not a fixed date and i have been so stressed out this month i didn t even think about its date , i haven t been given any medication
  • med25339
    med25339

    Posted

    and I was not trying to say that my boyfriend gave it to me , the point was the oil that we used might have caused this infection ...

     

  • Guest
    Guest med25339

    Posted

    It could be the massage oils. It could be from the sex. What happens is, the penis can push bacteria into the urethra so you have to make sure you pee straight after having sex. It is a very common cause. 
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