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urine sample

So i was just wondering if it's mandatory to give a urine sample every time you go to your obgyn? i have a problem with having to pee under pressure im just not able to go and im worried my doctor wont see me if i dont pee every time
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Mm its better if you can go everytime because theyre checking for sugar and salt and different things in your pee. Which is all important. But I dont know if they can deny you a visit because you cant?
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Same lol I can never pee cause when I wake up in the morning I cant hold it till I get to the doctors so they make me drink lots of water when im there lol.
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Same lol I can never pee cause when I wake up in the morning I cant hold it till I get to the doctors so they make me drink lots of water when im there lol.
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i dont do drugs i just have issues going under pressure.
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Yes it is mandatory. They check for your sugar & salt level. You should try drinking a lot of water before going in to your appt.
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i have to! They check for a lot in your pee.
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9252499 tn?1415833982
Dont do drugs if thats what ur trying to hide
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Not where I go no
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Lol I'm not able to pee every time I go. It's not a big deal they mostly do it to make sure you don't have an infection
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