When peeing, pain, an odd color, a foul odor not present before, and even an increase in frequency not attributed to drinking more fluids are some signs that it’s time to seek medical attention. This will more often than not, lead to a urinalysis, or urine test, that will determine the underlying cause for the changes. How to read urinalysis results for UTI? Find out here.
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