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I'm 16 and had sex for the first time. not even an hour later i went to urinate and it hurt a bit. is this normal?
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Honeymoon UTI: Yes. It is very normal. Often when one becomes sexual a short or mild urinary tract infection can occur. I would recommend lots of fluids and even some cranberry juice. If you are not better tomorrow you may want to talk to your family doctor.
Answered 1/21/2015
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