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How many times a day should someone pee? i have heard as many times as needed and 4-10x a day.. what is it??
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Frequent urination: There are several causes of frequent urination and it is best to get a urine test and possibly even a blood test done by your doctor to rule out conditions such as infection or diabetes
Answered 7/11/2014
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