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I had surgery 5 weeks ago for a broken ankle. at night i urinate every 1.5 hours. i was treated for a uti but this is still continuing. what to do?
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See your doctor: It is unlikely that your urinary issues are related to the surgery but you should still be evaluated by your primary doc to make sure your UTI was fully treated.
Answered 6/10/2014
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