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7 Common Signs You Might Have Nerve Damage

You’re running to the bathroom

If you have the feeling like you have to pee a lot this is because damaged nerves can send your bladder false messages making you to run to the bathroom all the time. You have a higher than average risk of this problem if you gave birth to a child vaginally or have diabetes.

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