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Slight irritation/tenderness when wiping after urination. redness at vaginal opening. proteinuria (0.42g/24hr). creatine normal. relation?
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Not related: Vaginal and periurethral irritation is not related to these test results. There are many things that can cause this. An exam will be needed. Common causes include a bladder infection, urethritis, urethral prolapse, vaginal candidiasis, interstitial cystitis, genital herpes, STDs and others.
Answered 8/16/2015
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