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A member asked:
If im going to the doctor because i still have the need to pee alot. would it come out that i have alcohol in my system ?
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If they test for it: You can test for alcohol in the blood. Usually, it is not detected in the urine. But, if you have a drinking problem, i would get help.
Answered 3/13/2013
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