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Q: Petting of clitoris cause urinary disease ?

asked by: shakera on March 25th, 2009

New User

my boyfriend normally rub my clitoris hard which i enjoy, however i have been getting the urge to urinate quite often and sometimes when i go to the bathroom there is none. We have not yet fully have sex. so i need to know what is up.

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worrywart01

replied on March 25th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

you mean a UTI?? a UTI is caused when bacteria gets into the urinary tract which can cause this feeling that you need to pee but cant..you said you didn't have sex which is one thing that can cause this, also if he fingered you this may have caused it and also wiping wrong when you use the restroom can cause it...drink lots of cranberry juice its supposed to help and if you are still having issues you definitely need to visit the doctor

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