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Whenever i don't drink a ton of water i feel like i have a uti but test negative. what could cause this?
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Excessive water: excessive water intake, leading to excessive urination. If tests are negative you do NOT have UTI. You should reduce water intake to a normal level slowly NOT abruptly and the symptoms may go away
Answered 6/26/2014
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