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I am peeing more lately, painful urination, mild weight loss only 20 years old some fatigue, weigh 160 lbs could i have diabetes?
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Diabetes: Diabetes is one of many possibilities including urinary tract infection. Need to follow up with doctor for exam, testing, diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 4/25/2017
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