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Kidney stones also lead to frequent urination as the stone comes from the kidney to the ureter, the urinary sensation starts to begin or increase. It is attributed to the fact that the stone blocks the passage of urine in the ureter or the stone remain in the urinary bladder and block the sphincter of the bladder, which increase the urgency for urination, even with a small amount of urine in the bladder.
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