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vaineminaru

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Dribbling After Urination Posted: 09-07-07 23:54pm


Hi, Im 15 years old and I was wondering if it is normal for me to dribble after urinating? I've also recently suffered from frequent urination and have found my urine to have lots of small little grains in it. What could this mean?

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Posted: 09-08-07 09:37am


I think you need to tell your parents as soon as possible and get to a doctor. You may have a plethora of conditions, maybe kidney stones?

debm

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Posted: 09-08-07 09:55am


It could be a bladder infection. Please talk to your parents, they love you and they will always help you.

vaineminaru

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Posted: 09-10-07 22:48pm


would kidney stones cause dribbling?

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