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Can anyone tell me what can i take for frequent urination?
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Frequent urination: You need to see a physician (p) to get a urine analysis (ua). Frequent urination (f) occurs due to several conditions. One is drinking too much water, another cause of f is the presentation of diabetes, or diabetes out of control. See a p and have the p order a ua which will help you arrive at the answer to your question. Good luck.
Answered 9/28/2016
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