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I urinate frequently but no infection or uti. tests are negative. can this be an overactive bladder? i urinate more than the usual, no painful feeling
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Frequent urination: Are you drinking a lot of liquids during the day, including caffeinated ones that act as mild diuretics? Are you taking any diuretics or diruretic-like medications or supplements? Are you feeling much fear, anxiety, or stress? You are young for an overactive bladder diagnosis. Do you have urgency or accidents?
Answered 10/8/2017
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