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Having trouble urinating what could it be?
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Obstruction to flow: When you have trouble urinating, you have to consider what factors are stopping your urine from flowing. The most common reason would be the prostate for men. For women, it could be trouble with pelvic floor muscle weakness and changes in the positioning of the bladder. Other things to consider include stones blocking urinary flow or masses/cancers.
Answered 5/24/2014
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