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Not Sure What to Do

I had blood in my urine a couple weeks ago.  I went to my primary care doctor.  When I took the urine sample, there was little to no blood in my urine even though it was very noticeable earlier.  My doctor said it sounded like a yeast infection but could be a UTI.  Took the yeast infection pill, but after a week blood returned. So, I took antibiotics for the UTI.  That seemed to clear things up for a while.  

My period ended on Monday (started the Friday before that). It was definitely a little bit different than what it's normally like for me. Then on Wednesday I started experiencing incontinence which has never happened to me before.  I'm 21 and a virgin, so I'm kind of in over my head here.  I'm trying to figure out what I need to do.  Do I need to see a doctor again so soon, and if so should I see my primary care doctor, OB, someone else?  I've never been to an OB before or had to deal with things like this, so I want to make sure I go to the right place. Thanks!
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Update:
I called my doctor on Monday, and he prescribed me 7 days of cipro (I took the 3 day one prior).  He said that if it doesn't go away after 7 days or gets worse during the 7 days to make an appointment with an obgyn.  I just finished day 2 of the meds. I will finish day 7 on Sunday and will leave to go out of town the Wednesday after that (3/12). That doesn't leave a lot of time if it doesn't work.  Today, I noticed blood in my underwear.  Now, I'm determining where to go from here.  On the one hand, I want to give the antibiotics a chance to work, but on the other hand, that only leaves Monday and Tuesday to get this straightened out if it doesn't.
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I would definitely go be rechecked, make sure you tell him/her about the incontinence and any other new or reoccurring symptoms. If it were me I'd go to my primary and if they think you should go to a specialist they'll be able to refer you
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Hi there, you absolutely should see your primary care doctor or ob/gyn again.  Does sound like a bladder infection or a uti.  Make sure you see them soon and get this sorted out.  good luck
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