Infections, often: Often times a (lower) urinary tract infection can cause these symptoms. A urine test can help detect if bacteria are present and most primary care providers can prescribe appropriate antibiotics if that's the case.
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Infection, possibly: You could have a urinary tract infection. Your doctor can help you with this, and will also probably want a urinalysis, culture, and sensitivity. Take care.
Answered 12/9/2013
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