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I have an ovarian cyst it's been causing me very severe pain in my left side and it's causing frequent urination. is this normal?
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No: Anytime pain is a part of the question, it is always prudent to discuss with your MD therapies or a solution to the issue. Urinary frequency is indicative of a possible urinary tract infection.
Answered 9/4/2017
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