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Can you please describe the diseases and bacteria that is caused by public urination?
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None...: To my knowledge, there are no diseases or specific bacteria associated with urinating in public. There could be unwanted social or legal ramifications associated with peeing in public, so think twice before doing so. Perhaps your question is worded incorrectly and I am not answering the question that are really asking...
Answered 10/7/2013
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