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I have a lite peeing stream no infections no pain and frequent urination. my doc said it was caused by drinking alcohol and caffeine.
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Doctors: Alcohol and caffeine are diuretics and make one pee more. But if used in excess one can become dehydrated.
Answered 3/27/2021
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