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About 26 weeks pregnant and i have to go to the restroom frequently to urinate. is this very common?
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Common: However, if you have pain or burning while urinating, then urinary tract infection should be ruled out. Also, limit juices, soda, caffeinated drinks. Drink plenty of plain water. Milk is also good.
Answered 5/5/2016
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