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Incontinence |
Bladder Infection09/02/2008 |
I went to see my doctor because of pains in my abdomen and frequent urinating. He gave me a blood test, a urine test, and he told me I had a bladder infection. But why am I swollen in my lower abdomen? What do you think it could be? I also had a sudden weight gain that I haven`t been able to have in three years.
A more thorough workup should be performed probably starting with a CT scan. An infection should not cause swelling of the abdomen so another cause should be sought.
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Marc F Cymes, PA Clinical Instructor of Urology School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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