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I have a uti and i have severe cramps. how should i get rid of them?
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Treatment: Assuming the cramps are due to the UTI (which may not be true), the way to get rid of them is to see a doctor and be treated. Leaving a UTI untreated is a dangerous decision and one which can produce permanent damages and occasionally be fatal. Please see a doctor now.
Answered 4/28/2017
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