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Is it normal to have to go to the bathroom but can't?
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Bathroom: You may have an infection, consult with an obgyn.
Answered 3/13/2020
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Urgency with urinary: Frequency,burning sensation, plus minus flank pain,abdominal pain ,fever may possibly mean urinary infection. You need lab work and get treated if indeed a UTI. Urgency alone could mean anxiety or if pregnant , uterus is sitting on the bladder causing the urgency feeling. Best to get checked out.
Answered 7/6/2014
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