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Why do you get the burning/tingling sensation in arms and hands when you have uti and are urinating?
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Likely unrelated: UTI does not cause tingling in hands. You may have neuropathy or pinched nerve in neck or arms. See a Neurologist.
Answered 6/19/2014
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