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Should i go to the er if i have a bladder infection?
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Urgent care: An er visit is likely excessive for a bladder infection. Drink plenty of fluids and see an urgent care clinic. A history and urine analysis are all that is needed to diagnose a bladder infection.
Answered 5/19/2016
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