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I am having frequent urination a little pain in abdomen cramping and urge to urinate. i live in a very rural area and its hard to get to the doctor i ?
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Irritable bladder: Either a urologist can test you or your PCP could get enough history to consider medications to relax your bladder
Answered 1/27/2018
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