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Frequent Urination in Women
Women who are sexually active, especially women with a new partner or more than one partner, also need to consider the possibility of sexually transmitted urethral infection. If you are sexually active with a new partner or more than one partner, be sure to tell your doctor.
While the most likely cause of your symptoms is a bladder infection, you want to be sure you don't have a sexually transmitted infection instead.
Have you noticed one or more of the following?
- A vaginal discharge
- Sores or blisters in or near your vagina
- Irritation in the vaginal area
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