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Is going to the bathroom a lot a early sing of pregnancy?
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Possibly: Urinating frequently can be due to a bacterial bladder infection, irritation of your urethra (from where the urine comes out of your body), urinary spasms, as well as other causes. Sometimes the first sign a woman learns she is pregnant is when she develops a urinary tract infection... So please contact your private doctor and get an evaluation as soon as possible. Good luck ...
Answered 11/28/2017
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