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I went to the dr yesterday because ive been having pain when i need to urinate, he did a ct scan and saw that my bladder wall was thick. should i worr?
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Cystitis : Bladder wall commonly thickened when there's acute cystitis or bladder infection . Depending on your age and other risks factors such as smoking or family history, bladder cancer may also be considered. You would need to see a urologist for cystoscope if you have above risk factors or symptoms persist
Answered 10/5/2014
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