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Can frequent urination be related to malabsorption?
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No...: No. Frequent urination is usually related with bladder instability to hold or inability to empty resulting from various diseases as well as with over-drinking of water, coffee, caffeine-related drinks, spicy foods, alcohol, etc. Occasionally, poor renal function and low anti-diuretic hormone secretion may unduely increase urine excretion so to void often. More detail? See doc timely.
Answered 6/30/2017
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