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Is few bubbles in the urine dangerous ?
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See answer: Occasional bubbles in your urine is not something you need to be overly concerned about.However, if your urine frequently bubbles or has a frequent foamy consistency you may need to contact your physician. Some causes of bubbles: kidney conditions with protein in the urine, urinary infections, dehydration, rapid urination, pregnancy See: > http://bit.ly/1OgLiuz
Answered 9/22/2018
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