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Can you have a bladder infection without the pain when urinating?
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Yes: Yes, you can have a UTI or bladder infection without dysuria (painful urination). Instead you could have urinary frequency (need to go often) or urgency (need to go quickly). If you are concerned about bladder infection, then full urine and lab testing should be done by urologist.
Answered 3/22/2021
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