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Had ultrasound ...prostatic calcification found..ureter tube narrow...having frequent urination after drinking water...what's this mean...
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Frequency: Your urinary frequency could be related to infection or inflammation in the kidney, bladder, prostate or urethra. Associated burning suggests infection. Prostatic calcifications raises the possibility of chronic prostatitis which may not be due to infection. A narrow ureter may cause retrograde problems with the kidney on that side. You need a urologist to properly evaluate and treat you.
Answered 7/29/2016
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