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How frequently do you have to urinate, for the condition to be considered excessive urination?
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Every 2-3 hours: Normally you may urinate every tow to three hours. If you drink a lot of fluid and caffeinated drinks, naturlly you will go more often, but if you have to go every hour around the clock, that is definitely excessive.
Answered 5/8/2016
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