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Do doctors see a lot of patients with stinging urination?
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Yes: This is a common symptom. Sometimes it means the patient has disease. The most common such disease would be urinary tract infection. This is easily diagnosed and treated in most cases. Stinging urination can be a sign of more serious conditions such as sexually transmitted infections or bladder cancer.
Answered 5/5/2016
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