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"   Question During the past two days I have seen a small amount of blood in my urine. This is not every time I go to the toilet.  I am worried about being pregnant or having an infection.  Hopefully the latter is my answer.   Answer This symptom is not one I would associate with pregnancy and if you are taking your Pill regularly and have not missed any, then pregnancy is very unlikely anyway.  Blood in the urine in young women is likely to be due to cystitis, which is an infection.  However this is usually accompanied by frequent need to pass water, and discomfort, burning or stinging when you go. If you have these symptoms as well as the blood, then infection is the reason.  What you must do in any case is go and see your GP. He or she will want a sample of your urine, so take along a specimen in a clean container.  This can be tested for blood and sent to the laboratory to see if or what infection is present. You may need antibiotics. If the blood is not due to infection then the cause will need to be determined and your doctor can also investigate this.  So I don&amp;#039;t think this is a sign of pregnancy. If you are not convinced and have missed a period, you can buy a pregnancy test over the counter.  But I think you do need to see your doctor about this. Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As After a Caesarean birth Blood clots and pregnancy Caesarean or vaginal delivery? Chickenpox and pregnancy Constantly vomiting during pregnancy Could I be pregnant and still have a period? Could I be pregnant? Drinking when pregnant Exercising when pregnant Flying when pregnant Going to a theme park while pregnant I suffered with post partum haemorrhage I\u2019m suffering with morning sickness Information about placenta praevia Is it possible to get pregnant two days before the period? Pregnant while on the Pill Shingles and pregnancy What is a molar pregnancy?  Last updated 23.02.2014 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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