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Everytime i go to the bathroom to urinate, after im done i notice minutes later im still having little leaks, i hate it, how can i fix this?
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Dribbling: This represents a bladder or prostate infection. Your prostate gland is swollen. Please see your physician.
Answered 4/19/2015
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