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Do certain drinks give you a sudden urge to urinate?
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Alcohol/Caffeine: Chemicals that cause urination are referred to as diuretics. Many commonly encountered substances increase the need to urinate, most notably alcoholic beverages and those containing caffeine. Of course, simply drinking a lot of any liquid should result in an increased need to urinate assuming the person has normal kidney function.
Answered 3/15/2016
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