Is it normal to have periods for only two days?

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

I can understand your concern.

Your current symptoms point toward the following:

Urinary tract infection (UTI): Pain while urinating, frequent urge, and pushing to pee are classic UTI signs. It can also cause pelvic pain, discomfort in the vaginal area, and sometimes period-like cramping. UTIs can irritate your uterus and bladder, possibly explaining the light bleeding returning after your period seems to stop.

Possible vaginal infection: Since you had itchiness, puffiness, and redness earlier, it is possible you are dealing with both a UTI and a yeast infection at the same time. This is common after your period when your vaginal pH shifts.

What you should do now:

See a doctor or gynecologist. You likely need a urine test to confirm a UTI and a vaginal swab to check for yeast or other infection. Prescription antibiotics (like Nitrofurantoin or Ciprofloxacin) are needed to treat a UTI. Antifungal cream or tablets if a yeast infection is confirmed.

Drink lots of water. It helps flush bacteria. You can take cranberry extract or D-mannose supplements, if available. They help prevent bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall. Avoid caffeine, alcohol, and spicy foods, as these can irritate the bladder.

Do not wait too long. Untreated UTIs can travel to your kidneys. Recurrent symptoms after your period mean you need a proper diagnosis, not just creams or painkillers.

Feel free to follow up with any further questions or concerns.

Thank you.