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Anxiety causing frequent urination. wjat can be done?
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See a therapist.: The obvious answer s to treat the anxiety through psychotherapy or medication. I would definitely try to alleviate the anxiety through progressive relaxation techniques and behavior modification before you try medications.
Answered 12/30/2016
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