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Does tea inflame the bladder?
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Shouldn't: But caffeine can irritate bladder and make you urinate more often.
Answered 4/27/2015
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Just drunk quite a few cups of tea now bladder hurts and burns abit but doesnt hurt when i wee. does this alot when drinking coffee too?
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