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Can urinary frequency ruled out uti etc. can perimenopause hormones play a part?
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Hormones: Can prevent UTI sxs as as estrogen deficient tissues like the urethra and lower 3rd of the bladder are estrogen dependent so lack of estrogen can cause pain frequency and burning, assuming u do not have an actual uti.
Answered 6/10/2014
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