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Please help. i'm urinating a lot every two minutes!! i drank a lot of water yesterday and some today but my bladder keeps filling. diabetes? scared
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Probably notdiabetes: If you are urinating that often there may be something irritating your bladder but if you are also very thirsty and drinking more than usual you should be checked for diabetes. It can start with a test to see if there is glucose in the urine and if there is, a blood glucose and a hemoglobin A1c need to be checked
Answered 7/18/2018
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