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Bladder infection... it hurts when i pee and i go pee more frequently than usual and when i do there is not much pee that comes out. i am drinking citrus soda and water .is there anything else i should do/drink?
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UTI ?: Pain and frequent urination are symptoms of a urinary tract infection. If you have not gotten treatment b/c of a urine culture and analysis, see your healthcare provider for treatment. This may require antibiotics.
Answered 1/5/2019
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