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What could it mean when i have mild pain when i pee?
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Bladder infection?: Pain with urination, more urgent need to urinate, and going more often than normal, are all signs of a potential urinary tract infection (bladder infection). This is diagnosed by your physician by a urine analysis (urinalysis). Depending on other symptoms, other testing may be needed to evaluate for other causes.
Answered 5/31/2013
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