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Is it normal that i constantly go to the toilet before sleep?
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It depends: There are many factors are involved: gender, time frame, meaning how long you are having this issue or if that a matter of a habit. Consultation with your physician and if necessary urologist would be helpful.
Answered 1/13/2016
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