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What could be the cause of my constant need to urinate?
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Several things: There are several causes for frequent urination. Causes include infection, trauma, urinary stones, scar tissue causinf obstruction to urine, cancer, and inflammation. An evaluation will sort out the etiology and tailor specific therapy.
Answered 4/29/2013
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