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Can natural medicines like garlic/ayurveda preparations increase frequency of urination?
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Depends on contents: If you are asking to increase your urine frequency, a better question is why is it slow to start with? That should be evaluated by a urologist and is often age related. So called natural medicines are often derived from tree bark and plants; while not usually harmful direct effects are very difficult to demonstrate.
Answered 4/9/2013
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