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I have frequent urination, can that be a uti?
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Visit your doctor: Frequent urination could be as simple as a urinary tract infection. Visit your doctor for a urinalysis. If so, a course of antibiotics quickly treats it! Frequent urination could also be a sign of diabetes which can be checked at the same visit with a blood sugar level. It could also be from a small bladder or over active bladder. Don't wait around. Be seen this coming week!
Answered 5/9/2017
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