10 Cystitis Symptoms
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Minimal Urination
A common cystitis symptom is experiencing minimal urination, despite an increase in the urge and frequency of urination. As the bladder seeks to remain empty at all times, this may result in just a few drops of urine on each visit to the bathroom.
This symptom of cystitis can be particularly frustrating when people rush to the toilet, and a very small amount of urine is passed. When this occurs at night, it can impact a person's ability to sleep.
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