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Increased urination i don't drink hardly any liquid. increased appetite, back pain, lower right abdominal pain, very tired what could be wrong?
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See doctor: You need blood and urine tests to find out if it is anything such as diabetes, kidney disease. The abdominal pain is worrisome so a physical exam is needed and maybe imaging. FAtigue could be a thyroid, or trouble with your sleep. Your doctor can address all of these
Answered 1/5/2019
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