Infections, kidney stones, medications, exercise, and other structural diseases of the kidney or bladder. I would start with a visit to your PCP for urine testing. They can refer to sub specialists if needed based on testing.
Answered 6/16/2022
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There can be many reasonds for that. Best is to see your MD and get urine checked. In the meantime drink plenty of water.
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