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Can a bladder infection or uti cause frequent visits 2 the br?
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Definitely: Urinary frequency is one of the two most common symptoms associated with a UTI. However, you have diabetes & either high sugar content in urine or diabetic neuropathy can result in urinary frequency.
Answered 12/12/2014
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