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I've been going to the bathroom a lot more than usual. is an overactive bladder a symptom for a certain disease?
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IC, UTI, stone, etc: Can be symptom of interstitial cystitis, urinary infection, anxiety, effect of caffeine, acid urine producing foods or beverages like citrus, bladder tumor, bladder diverticulum or urinary reflux.
Answered 4/25/2015
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