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Can dehydration be the cause of frequent urination?
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See below: Dehydratiion will not cause frequent urination as the specific gravity will go up and urine output decrease in the absence of diabetes mellitus and hi blood glucose or diabetes insipitus and hormonalfailure causing polyuria. You can get dehydrated with diabetes insipitus see your doctor to be tested.
Answered 9/20/2013
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