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Having a cyst makes you more likely to have a uti?
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Where is cyst?: Where is a cyst you referred to? Any cyst in urinary tract is not related with UTI, except theoretically, an obstructing urethral cyst may occur and be related with UTI if urinary retention + superimposed UTI. Otherwise, no.
Answered 5/11/2014
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