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Urethral pain before period? no uti hip, urinary frequency. i have pcos, hormones?
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May need uro/gyn ck: You may have a better diagnosis from a uro/gynecologist, who can test if your have urethral spasm, and if it's hormonally related or not, if it's a consistent monthly finding with your pcos. Good that you don't have uti, or urinary frequency with this.
Answered 12/10/2014
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