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Im experiencing some side pains and frequent urination. could this be a sign of uti?
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Maybe. It's common.: Urinary tract infections are rather common. It happens to people every day, all over the world. A man is much less likely than a woman to get a UTI. A person with possible UTI symptoms needs to see her doctor to get a urine test, and antibiotics if the test results suggest infection. Also, there are some less common medical disorders that cause UTI symptoms, but are not infections.
Answered 11/9/2019
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