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My son, early 20's, claims that he frequently feels the need to urinate, but when he tries, he is unable. what could the cause?
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Many possibilities: The most common cause is an infection in his urinary tract. A simple exam with some lab tests can further clarify what the cause of this problem is.
Answered 10/30/2012
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