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Chronic kidney disease (st 3) constantly in bathroom but no uti symptoms. is that normal for kidney disease?
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Lower urinary tract: These symptoms are likely to be related to uterine prolapse and incontinence. Stage 3 renal failure is not that severe.
Answered 5/13/2019
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