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My fluid daily intake is excessive, almost a cup an hour. vitamin d deficiency 10.2, i urinate 8 times a day, sometimes twice an hour. is this normal?
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No: You should have a complete evaluation by your physician, including labwork, to determine the cause of your excessive thirst and low vitamin D level.
Answered 7/19/2016
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