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What to do if i have an increased thirst and urination?
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Check blood sugar!!!: Hi. See your doctor and get a fasting serum glucose, an A1c, or/and a glucose tolerance test to check for diabetes. If they're normal, then you can check for other stuff, but that sounds like diabetes until proven otherwise! Good luck!
Answered 7/23/2014
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