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Lately i have been drinking much more water than what i'm used to.i've cut carbonated drinks completely.strictly water.will this cause freq urination?
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See your doctor: There can be several cause including diabetes so you should see you doctor and get blood work and a urinalysis.
Answered 9/28/2016
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