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I get uti a lot and after this last infection my urinary flow is not the same at all when i pee my flow starts and stops.
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Recurrent UTIs: Best to see a urologist to determine cause of frequent utis; may be interstitial cystitis or a structural problem such as a cystocele ("dropped bladder") that prevents complete emptying of bladder & residual urine becomes infected.
Answered 1/5/2019
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