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23 y/o female. what does it mean when you have to urinate frequently? like there's pressure on my bladder? my urine is normal. no other symptoms.
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When you say: "urine is normal", does that mean a urinalysis, or just you looking at it? Sounds like a common bladder infection which should be treated.
Answered 12/9/2013
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