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Is the urge to urinate a concerning sign of labor without pain?
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Here are some ...: No. But it should be evaluated to make sure it's not related with UTI or inability to empty bladder or store urine. Note: Untreated UTI may raise the chance of premature delivery. So, see gyn-doc timely for clarification. Best wish ...
Answered 6/30/2014
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