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Is it possible for recurrent ringworm infec. to migrate to the urinary tract and cause an internal infection?burns while peeing. freq. urge to urinate
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UTI is bacterial: Nope. This is most likely a new infection with a bacteria and not a ringworm.
Answered 9/6/2020
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