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Recently ive had increased thirst but decreased urination, ive also been really tired after having a good nights sleep.
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See a doctor: Are you drinking plenty of fluids? Need exam & tests Increased thirst & tiredness may point to diabetes though you are only 16.
Answered 6/27/2018
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