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I need to pee a lot of times at night, thus not able to sleep well, please advise what to do?
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Multiple options: This may be the sign of infection. Reducing night-time fluids will help. Caffeine and alcohol are notorious for causing night-time urination. If infection is ruled out, medications may also help.
Answered 3/3/2019
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