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A member asked:
I pee very often compared others with the same age (17) when we drink the same amounts of liquids. is that normal ?
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Peeing often: It might be normal but could also be a sign of something else. If you are also thirsty a lot and therefore feel the need to drink a lot and pee a lot I would be concerned about diabetes. Frequent urination could also be a sign of infection. Both conditions can be easily evaluated by a simple urine analysis. See your doctor for urine evaluation to start and discuss this further with them.
Answered 7/11/2015
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