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17 weeks 2 days pregnancy is it normal frequent urinating?
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Wrong Question: increased urination in pregnancy represents diabetes or infection. Diabetes is a very dangerous yet common complication of pregnancy and one should always consult their OB when there is concern.
Answered 7/16/2014
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