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Urinalysis showed traces of a bladder infection. my symptoms are fatigue, dizziness, mild cramps. should i take the antibiotics or get 2nd opinion?
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Antibiotics: I would recommend antibiotics and see if your symptoms resolve.
Answered 8/12/2015
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