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What to do if i have a bladder infection can i go swimming?
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Yes: Yes you can go swimming. Make sure to drink a lot of water if you plan to be in sun while swimming as dehydration can make curing the infection harder. Drink until your pee is clear colored, not yellow, this will let you know that you are drinking enough.
Answered 7/22/2013
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