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I always have a beverage at my desk at work. i urinate at least 5 x before lunch and it seems to be excessive. is this normal?
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Probably not : Excessive urination can be from diabetes, enlarge prostate, urinary tract infection, excessive fluid intake etc..., you may want to have yourself checked for diabetes.
Answered 8/20/2012
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