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Is it bad to drink too much water when you have an enlarged prostate?
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Not necessarily: No it's not bad. Drinking lots of water is good for your body but the bad part of having a large prostate is you may have issues with needing to go urinate more often and more often at night with more fluid intake.
Answered 11/9/2018
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