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Old 02-06-2010, 03:17 AM #1
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Question Uti
Hi all
I've been doing lots of searching on UTI's, as latley I've been suffering from pain, that feels a bit like period pain, but not any where near my period.
I've also been needing to go to the loo alot at night, no burning tho.
I was wondering if this could be a UTI.
I visited my GP ages ago, didn't think of a UTI then, he was a bit concerned about the site of pain, and did a ca125(I've had loads of other problems, so it wasn't just something he decided out of the blue)
I guess I'm wondering can you have a UTI and not have a burning sensation when urinating, as this seems to be one of THE symptoms.
thanks
Kate
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