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A member asked:
Have urethra spasms like a twitching feeling. what could cause? bladder infection?
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Could be: It could be from a bladder infection. You would need a urinalysis to determine if this is the cause. It can also be from irritation from toxins such as alcohol and tobacco or from certain foods. See a doctor to make sure it is not an infection. Avoid coffee, tea, citrus fruits, tomatoes and spicy foods.
Answered 10/19/2017
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