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I have a bladder infection i'm in a lot of pain there so what can i do for that?
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UTI: If you have a urinary tract infection, the only way to treat that is to use antibiotics. You should see a doctor, or go to an urgent care clinic, where they can prescribe you antibiotics. You can use Azo, which you can get at the drug store, to help with the discomfort, however this will not treat the infection so it is still important to see a health care provider.
Answered 1/5/2019
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