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A member asked:
Is it possible to have frequent urge to urinate in 4th week of pregnancy?always feel like my bladder is full.completed one course of cephalexin too.
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It is not uncommon: It is not uncommon to urinate frequently in the first trimester of pregnany.As long as there is no discomfort or pain, blood in urine there may be no problem.Apparently you have been treated for a UTI by your doctor.I will advise to follow up and have another urine culture done to make sure the infection has cleared.
Answered 6/10/2014
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