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Son 16 year old when he lay down in bed to sleep at night have to get up to pee for 6-7 times in 15 min no other symptom and normal during day&night?
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?: ? Irritable bladder due too infection, or probably a stone, may be elevated blood sugar or chronic constipation, please check with his pediatrician, he might need some urinalysis, blood work / ultrasound or x-ray, good luck
Answered 11/5/2015
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