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Can vitamin c make you pee a lot?
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Typically not: Excess vitamin c is excreted by your body, but doesn't necessarily cause you to urinate. Vitamin c deficiency may affect your body including allowing development of urinary tract infections that may increase painful urination. Get your vitamin c from whole foods like broccoli and kiwi.
Answered 2/9/2013
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