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How can one reduce the frequency of micturition ?
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Urinary Frequency: If it's a physiologic problem and not from infection or diabetes (insipidus or mellitus where the thirst is excessive), improve the bladder capacity and/or the relax the detrusor muscle, which contracts when urinating to squeeze out urine.
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