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urinary track

I have been having trouble with my urinary track.  I have no pain but I feel like I have to go all the time even when I just went.  I get a really strong sensation with cause it to actually go up into my fingers.  I've been drinking alot of water and cranberry juice but don't know if that is the right thing to do.  Could someone give me an idea of what I have and what to do.  Please.  

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What you are doing is great, I also suggest that you see a doctor and have a complete urinalysis and blood panel run, this will rule out any infections and such.
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If you have a urinary track infection, you should keep drinking alot of cranberry juice, but if it wont go away go to the doctors to get a pill for it if you let it pro long then it will get worse, or it could be gull stones.
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Your doing right by drinking lots of water and cranberry juice. Find a urologist and go to them. I had a uninary track infection and got treated for it and came down with sepsis (blood poisining).
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It could be a UTI, you should see your doctor and get a urine test.
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