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I urine frequently these days, have insomnia and my weight gets up and down. why would that be?
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See a doctor: Frequent urination and weight loss in a young person could be diabetes or kidney problems, but those are not the only possible causes!! See a doctor and get checked out!
Answered 3/2/2015
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