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Is it normal to urinate every two hours? ( young woman) but at night no urination
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Yes: If you are drinking regularly it can be common for you to urinate that frequently. If you are not drinking at all and you have to go every 2 hours I would want to see you and test your urine and perform more tests.
Answered 10/29/2014
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