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A member asked:
Can having a uti cause you to faint? i'm drinking water and cranberry juice. i'm currently not on meds as i am not sure if i have a uti.
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Should not: A badder infection should not cause fainting unless it has progressed to the point that you have a severe advanced form called sepsis.
Answered 4/1/2023
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