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I'm a 36 year old mom, and i pee when i laugh. should i get this checked out by a doctor?
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Yes.: It's perfectly okay to laugh when you pee, but to pee when you laugh is worthy of a visit to a urologist, unless you can go through life avoiding all humor. Did you hear the one about the blonde who went into a bar and the ........
Answered 8/6/2015
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