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I am 13 weeks pregnant, and have been urinating more frequently to the point where i go to the bathroom and very little comes out. i have no uti?
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Probably UTI: Most commonly this means --UTI , even if you do not have pain. Occasionally it can be from the uterus enlarging and putting pressure on the bladder.
Answered 12/19/2016
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