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Why black ant comes when my one year son urinate? is it normal or we have to consult a physician
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Diabetes?: if your son is diabetic he could have sugar in his urine. Urine on the ground can contain sugar that could attract ants. Lab test at a doctor office can easily check.
Answered 8/30/2014
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