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Old 02-26-2008, 03:27 PM #15
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If you are numb, it makes sense there's no pain when going.

Get checked . . . I ignored the full bladder feeling until I went into a full blown paralysis attack from a UTI !!

Cherie

Agreed! Get it checked, please.

I NEVER have pain with urination when I have UTIs, they used to be caught only incidentally to other hospitalizations for my 5-8 week long whatever those episodes were.
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