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Frequent urination after sex
Is it normal to have frequent small quantity urine post sexual activity ? Is it concerning ? Kindly advise.
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Need to consult immediately for further evaluation.. it will be okay..don't worry, don't search on Google too much ..it will unnecessary increase ur anxiety
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Connect please
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Dr. Dineshvarma
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Dr. Ishwar Gilada
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43 yrs exp
Mumbai
yes it is. Can be STI
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