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I have a difficulty urinating and have a flank pain. what should i do?
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Urology consult: At your age and in the absence of any obvious problem, you should not be experiencing difficulty with urination. The pain could be a sign of obstruction. This needs to be evaluated soon by a physician and preferably by a urologist.
Answered 7/29/2015
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