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I have sharp spasms in my urethra that come and go. no fever no back pain no abdominal pain. could this be a uti?
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Yes: It's simple enough to find out. Have a medical practitioner check your urine.
Answered 4/18/2014
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Constant left side pain from middle left side back and flank pain winding down my left side into my left lower abdomen. I feel this pain more severely after sex. I feel pain in my left side of pelvis also. I have a history of kidney stones and uti. ?
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I am having some lower abdomen cramping along with an irritated urethra. Do I have a uti? No pain while urinating.
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