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Haveing symptoms of uti took azo and drank lots of water and the burning went away now i have pressure and the feeling that my bladder is stilll full?
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Azo takes: the burning away does not treat uti . You need antibiotic . See a doctor submit urine and get your antibiotic.
Answered 3/22/2020
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