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I have this tickling, burning sensation after i pee then i feel like there is pressure bottom of the abdomen after i pee. could this be a uti?
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Urinary irritation: Yes, this is either a urinary infection or a local urethritis. Please submit a urine sample for exam and culture.
Answered 9/3/2014
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