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I have been urinating very frequently after i drink and also my mouth is very dry. does urinating too frequently lead to dehydration?
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Yes: Probably more important is why are you urinating frequently. Urinary tract infection, urethritis, blood sugar problems are things to consider.
Answered 7/8/2016
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