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Feeling thirsty in night can be due to?
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Dehydration.: Thirst implies dehydration. This can literally be just dehydration from not drinking enough fluids throughout the day, or this can be dehydration from some medical cause such as diabetes. You should at least have a doctor's evaluation and some perfunctory blood testing.
Answered 12/17/2016
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