When I wipe myself after urinating, there is a very pale red/pink color on the toilet paper, even after wiping 3-4 times.

It is possible that light bleeding could be associated with vaginal irritation or spotting. However, if there is no pain or irritation present, it is less likely to be a urinary infection. It is important to monitor the situation and if the bleeding persists, it would be best to consult a doctor to determine the cause of the issue.

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When I wipe myself after urinating, there is a very pale red/pink color on the toilet paper, even after wiping 3-4 times.

It is possible that light bleeding could be associated with vaginal irritation or spotting. However, if there is no pain or irritation present, it is less likely to be a urinary infection. It is important to monitor the situation and if the bleeding persists, it would be best to consult a doctor to determine the cause of the issue.