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I am 32 weeks pregnant. is it normal for me to have to pee everytime i stand up?
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No: Sporadic bouts of incontinence can be within the normal range. However, the consistency of your symptoms warrants a work up (e.g. Rule out infection).
Answered 10/26/2013
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