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A member asked:
I have severe pain in my bladder it seems like there is something going up and down. i have been drinking lots of water since friday morning.
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? stone: or bladder infection, you want to see your doctor, you may need to have some urine studies/ x-ray, wish you well
Answered 9/19/2018
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