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Frequent urge to urinate makes it hard to work in office. what are options?
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Cystitis if sorts...: Other causes exist, bot if abrupt, bacterial cystitis, if chronic increasing sx, interstitial cystitis. Discuss this with pcp, or see a urologist. There are treatments for both. (i am ssuuming you are female.).
Answered 11/26/2013
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