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Is it normal to want to urinate ever 3 hours if i barely drink liquids?
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No, infection?: Under normal condition, all liquid intake should leave the body. Your frequent urination should then be small volumes, since you said you barely drink. If so, you wonder about bladder irritation that makes you go frequently despite bladder not being full. Need urinalysis and treat innfection. But, if your voiding volume is normal not low, then you either drink more than you think or need see doc.
Answered 2/1/2015
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