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How come i get the chills when i urinate?
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Here are some ...: What you've felt during or at the end of voiding is merely a reflecting effect of individual's nerve system, which is harmless to health, may vary in degree depending situational environments, and needs no intervention; so, understand, accept, and adapt it. If still in doubt, seek pro-evaluation and counseling for now and future. Best wish ...
Answered 7/8/2019
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