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Is it normal having increased urination
Me and my partner had sex just 24-48 hrs days after her periods ended and had a protected sex. We even checked the condoms using water after it and there was no leakage. Now after 8-9 days , my partner is having little increase in urination. Is this normal in the ovulation/fertility period? Or is the symptoms we need to worry about?
What else are normal things you feel when in ovulation?
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Better evaluate the issue rather then doing any assumptions
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May be uti.. Get urine tested. Consult..
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Dr. Om Prakash L
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Need more detailed evaluation
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Dr. Shabir Ahmad Dar
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Get her routine urine examination done
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