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I haven't been able to pee fully since months. i feel like my urine flow is kind of restricted & i get the sensation of incomplete emptying when done. urinalysis showed no infection. what could be the possible causes? can this be cancer?
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If it has been that long pl. see a Urologist. Chances of it being cancer are near 0
Answered 6/19/2021
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