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Why do i get so thirsty and go to toilet so much, especially at night and early morning. had blood test for diabetes but it is normal.
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Next step: The next test your physician will probably perform is a test of your kidneys' ability to concentrate your urine. If he/she does not do this, ask for a nephrology consultation.
Answered 7/12/2020
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