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I believe i have a uti. i'm going to the bathroom a lot but it is not a lot, i have a pain in left side/back and feel pressure on my lower stomach.
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Possible UTI: Frequent urination, pressure over the bladder and flank pain can all be associated with urinary tract infection. Best to see your doctor, since the flank pain can be a sign of ascending infection ( bladder infection heading toward the kidney). Your doctor can treat appropriately.
Answered 7/24/2014
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