YES =U.T.I.: A bladder infection (lower urinary tract infection, u.T.I) may present with just frequency and pressure. You may or may not have other symptoms: urgency (the urge to go , dysuria (pain with urinating). Visible blood may or may not be seen (but small blood can be seen on urine-analysis). So keep hydrated and get seen now: if any back pain, fever (sign of kidney infection). Hope you well soon!
Answered 10/23/2017
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Still likely: Still may be a bladder infection - recommend getting a urinalysis to check for microscopic urine, leukocytes and nitrites - these can be non-visible but signs of infection. In some cases, the screen is negative and a culture of the urine is required to id an infection - recommend being seen.
Answered 9/23/2016
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