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I have a uti and i need to pee but it's way too painful. any tips on how to proceed?
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UTI: Utis are treated by antibiotics. The burning is typical, although uncomfortable and unfortunate. Your doctor may have other treatments for the burning in addition to antibiotics. However, likely the burning will occur for a few hours after the antibiotics are taken.
Answered 3/12/2017
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