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Hi my mother in law has been drinking a lot of water, very thirsty and her mouth is dry. tested for diabetes and all clear. what could this be ?
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Drinking a lot: She needs to age seen by a physician. Could be pituitary disease, adrenal disease or kidney disease.
Answered 5/8/2018
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