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I tend to drink water right before bed time which causes me to get up and pee once or twice before falling asleep. could this be diabetes?
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Diabetes: The only way to know whether you have diabetes is to see your doctor. At your age your diabetes is either quite concern or everything is OK. I suspect you don't have diabetes - please let me know what the doctor said.
Answered 9/25/2016
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