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Frequent urination 4 weeks post abortion

2025-02-17 09:10:15
I had cramps light cramps on day 28 and then started urinating a lot the day after i drank electral for rehydration. I now go to the loo about 7-8 times a day more frequently about half an hour after drinking water. I get light cramps but haven't got my period yet. My pregnancy test was also negative.
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Get a urine routine test done

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The symptoms could be because of urine infection you can get yourself tested to find out

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