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Is frequent urination normal at 23weeks pregnant?
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Increased gfr: kidneys are working on overdrive during pregnancy which can lead to the need to urinate much more frequently. With your uterus getting bigger you may also feel more pressure on your bladder and the urge to pee.
Answered 1/22/2015
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